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--- start:plugins:marineweightschedule:mws-usermanual [2021/03/15 11:52]
adminmar Grammatical and spelling check
+++ start:plugins:marineweightschedule:mws-usermanual [2021/09/03 14:32]
adminmar [ProjectWeightReport]
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 == Layers naming convention ==
 The document's layers should follow the following naming convention:
-<code>LayerName (Mass) %Margin% |VerticalOffset|</code>
+<code>LayerName *MaterialName* (Mass) %Margin% |VerticalOffset|</code>
 where:
   * **''%%Mass%%''** will be the ponctual/lineic/surfacic/volumic mass
   * **''%%Margin%%''** (optional) will be the percentage to add to the object's mass.
   * **''%%VerticalOffset%%''** (optional) will be the the vertical offset to apply to the layer's masses
+  * **''%%MaterialName%%''**((Since v1.1.3)) (optional) will the material's name. In the Bill-of-Material, the materials are displayed in a specific column.
+Two layers with the same name but different materials will not be grouped together.
 {{ :start:plugins:marineweightschedule:pwr_layers2.jpg?nolink |}}
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 For example:
 {{ :start:plugins:marineweightschedule:pwr_layersimplicitstiffeners.jpg?nolink |}}
+<WRAP center round tip 90%>
+Since v1.1.3, the implicit stiffeners can also have their material names defined with a specific syntax:
+<code>LAYERNAME:   MyLayerName *MaterialName* (Mass) %Margin% |VerticalOffset| [StiffenerName s=value *MaterialName*]</code>
+</WRAP>
   * **Stiffeners defined as curves in the model**
 Two kind of curves-defined stiffeners can be used: