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 The location hierarchy is special, as it's used to create the [[ardiuserguide:​full name|full name]] of your asset. The location hierarchy is special, as it's used to create the [[ardiuserguide:​full name|full name]] of your asset.
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 +It also determines what assets are visible in the 3D environments created by ARDI-VE.
  
 ===Understanding the Location Hierarchy=== ===Understanding the Location Hierarchy===
  
-A common question is 'what do I put inside ​other assets ​in the hierarchy?'​+A common question is 'Do I put asset '​A' ​inside ​asset '​B' ​in my location ​hierarchy?'​
  
 The answer lies in how you //speak// about your assets. ​ The answer lies in how you //speak// about your assets. ​
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 To help you resolve these questions, it's best to ask yourself "//are the assets directly connected in other ways?//"​ To help you resolve these questions, it's best to ask yourself "//are the assets directly connected in other ways?//"​
  
-So let's take a look at two examples.+So let's take a look at an example.
  
-In the first example, we have a level transmitter ​that is attached to the side of a tank. Since the transmitter measures the level //of the tank//, they are obviously linked. In this case, the transmitter **should** be part of the tank on in the Location hierarchy (it should also have a [[Monitors|monitors]] relationship with the tank as well).+There'​s a tank that has both a level transmitter ​and an air-valve ​attached to it.
  
-//The **air valve** is **attached to** the **tank**//+Since level transmitter measures the level //of the tank//, they are obviously connected. In this case, the transmitter ​**should** be part of the tank on in the Location hierarchy (it should also have a [[Monitors|monitors]] relationship with the tank as well).
  
-In this case, the air valve has been attached to the tank purely out of convenience - the air passing through the valve doesn'​t go to or come from the tank. In this case, the two **should not** be considered part of the tank in the Location hierarchy.+However, the air valve has been attached to the tank purely out of convenience - the air passing through the valve doesn'​t go to or come from the tank, the tank was just a very convenient mounting location. In this case, the valve **should not** be considered part of the tank in the Location hierarchy ​- instead, place under the system it is part of.