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Projects, Folders, Cells, and Studies​

Work in Resolver is organized in a tree. A ProjectA project contains one or more studies. holds FoldersA container in a Resolver project used to group cells and other folders. Folders can be nested. and CellsThe level of the Resolver project tree that holds Studies. Connectors export to a cell; folders and projects are not valid export targets., and each Cell holds the StudiesA collection of one or more robots, targets, and obstacles used for path planning and interlock generation. Studies are exported from a Simulation tool using a Connector and uploaded to Resolver. exported to it from a Connector. Folders can be nested.

Connectors export to a Cell. Folders and Projects are not valid export targets.

Project Page​

The project page summarizes what a Project or Folder contains, so you can see the shape of the work before opening anything.

Clicking a Folder or a Cell in the sidebar tree opens this card summary in the main view rather than a list. The list view stays in the tree sidebar, so you can keep working down the tree on the left while the main view describes wherever you are. StudiesA collection of one or more robots, targets, and obstacles used for path planning and interlock generation. Studies are exported from a Simulation tool using a Connector and uploaded to Resolver. are the exception: clicking into a Study to see its RunsAn instance of a study and query computed by the Engine and generates motion paths, interlocks, and/or robot task allocation and ordering. Multiple runs can be executed in parallel by using multiple a... shows a list in the main view.

Project page with the tree sidebar on the left and a card summary of the open folder's cells in the main view
The tree sidebar carries the list view; the main view carries the card summary of whatever is open.
Project page showing the breadcrumb, project name, content counts, and cards for folders and cells
The project page, cropped to the folder and cell cards.

  • The header shows the name and a count of Folders, Cells, Styles, and Studies.

  • + New creates a Folder or a Cell in the current location, and Manage Styles opens the Styles list. Both sit at the top right of the page, next to the date the contents were last updated.

    Last Updated date beside the New and Manage Styles buttons

  • Folders and Cells are listed as cards. A Folder card shows how many Cells and Studies it holds, and a Cell card shows how many Studies it holds. Use the arrow in the corner of a card to open it.

  • The breadcrumb above the title walks back up the tree.

  • The project screen can be sorted, and it scrolls, so a long list of projects stays easy to browse.

The sidebar is a directory of everything you can reach.

Sidebar with the project switcher, search box, project tree, and Active Runs
The sidebar, with the empty space between the tree and Active Runs removed.

Help, Downloads, Notifications, and the User Menu​

These four sit in the top right corner of the page.

Row of icons in the top right corner of the page: Help, Downloads, Notifications, and the user menu avatar
Help, Downloads, Notifications, and the user menu, in the top right corner.
  • Help holds guides and user manuals, the support page, and Report Feedback to Support.
  • Downloads has the Connector installers and demo cells. See the download and install page for your Connector.
  • Notifications flags Runs and other activity that need your attention. It opens as a sheet over whatever page you are on rather than as a page of its own, so closing the sheet puts you back where you were.
  • The user menu carries account settings and sign out.

Where to Go Next​