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Workflow Editor Ideas

The document describes the Petrel workflow editor interface and capabilities. It includes screenshots and explanations of the interface components like utilities, operations, processes, and predefined workflows. It also summarizes how to create and update predefined workflows, use variables and object variables, perform operations on multiple objects using "for all" and "for all in list", and define custom operations using if/else statements and loops. The workflow editor allows constructing logical sequences of modeling steps and tasks to automate repetitive 3D modeling workflows.

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Workflow Editor Ideas

The document describes the Petrel workflow editor interface and capabilities. It includes screenshots and explanations of the interface components like utilities, operations, processes, and predefined workflows. It also summarizes how to create and update predefined workflows, use variables and object variables, perform operations on multiple objects using "for all" and "for all in list", and define custom operations using if/else statements and loops. The workflow editor allows constructing logical sequences of modeling steps and tasks to automate repetitive 3D modeling workflows.

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Petrel Workflow Editor

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Workflow concept

A logical sequence of steps and tasks combined to describe a set of


processes, operations, and actions delineated by variable constraints.

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Workflow editor interface (1)

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Workflow editor interface (2)

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Workflow editor interface (3)

Utilities Operations Processes


Utilities: Conditions, loops,
message commands,
comments and expressions

Operations: All actions used


to create or modify data

Processes: Almost all available


process in a 3D model creation

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Create predefined workflows

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Predefined workflows: Settings

1. To save time during the run, click Disable or enable the selection .
2. To add new objects, click Insert the selected command/process .
3. To recreate a workflow, click Auto generate workflow .

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Predefined workflows: Update the processes

1. In the Workflow editor list, double-


click the process that is to be 1

updated.
2. Change the data in the dialog box
and click OK to save the new
settings and close the dialog box.
3. In the Workflow editor, click 2

Apply to update the workflow and


click Run to perform it.
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With 3D grid and Set reference list

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Utilities: Define your own operations

◼ Workflow editor syntax:


– Variables vs. Object Variables
– If statements
– For all icons in command
– Loops
– Referring to objects using Object Variables
◼ Setting up simple workflows and examples

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Variables vs. Object variables

Variable: Object variables:


▪ Numerical or string (text) values defined Predefined variables are available in the
by the user as a constant or a range Workflows pane. These refer to another
values Petrel object or folder.
▪ $ sign represents a variable, followed
by text
▪ A variable must always be initialized
before it is used in the workflow.
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$ $

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Using object variables

Set reference: Points to an object ( ) used in the processes of a workflow.

Set reference list: Defines a list of different objects located in different folders to be
used in a workflow.

NOTE: Double-click Set reference list to open the


dialog box to create a list.

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For all icons in

Specify an operation to be performed on all objects in a folder. By selecting


Recursive and type of objects, you have reasonably good control of which
objects are included in the operations.

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For all icons in list

This is used to perform the same operations on several objects


stored in different folders.
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Predefined variables example: Output variable

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Output sheet and messages

Results reports from the


Workflow editor

Output sheet Message

▪ Reports in a spreadsheet (Excel ▪ Reports in a Message window


format) ▪ Simple text
▪ Specify content by row/column ▪ Uses variables and normal text
▪ Uses variables and normal text

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If, Else, Else If, and Endif statements

The same standard functions and syntax used with the


Calculator are available in the Workflow editor.

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