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To Run Creo Modelcheck in Batch Mode on UNIX
1. Open a UNIX command window.
2. Create a text file in which you list the models you want checked. The text file must have the .txt extension. There must be one model file name per line.
 
* You can also check a single model. In this case, a text file is not necessary.
3. Type <command to start Creo Modelcheck> <command to start Creo Parametric> -f <file>.txt where <file>.txt is the name of a text file listing the models. If the <file>.txt file is not in the current directory, specify the complete path of the file. A summary report appears listing the models checked and the number of problems found.
 
To check a single model, omit the -f option. Specify the name of the model or the path if it is in a different directory.
If the start commands are unknown, specify the complete path of the shell scripts to start Creo ModelCHECK and Creo Parametric. The shell scripts are in the bin directory in the Creo Parametric loadpoint. The default start commands are modelcheck and proe, respectively. However, the names of the commands can be customized during installation. The names of the commands are generally the same as the names of the shell scripts.
For example, type one of the following commands:
modelcheck proe -f <file>.txt
<proengineer-loadpoint>/bin/modelcheck <proengineer-loadpoint>/bin/proe -f <file>.txt
4. In the summary report, click a listed model name to see that model’s Creo ModelCHECK report.