<transcript><audio_9>see in your plant and apply those as a tolerance just by importing that so i'll demo that a little bit too and finally multiple tolerances can be linked to the same database parameter for instance</transcript><transcript><audio_10>one tolerance in the database can you can choose all different tolerances in your model to mimic that exact same tolerance and then if you have all these linked tolerances you have one button that you</transcript><caption><image_11>The image is a screenshot of a software called Workflow (New Tolerance) which is used to create a custom database. The software is displayed on a computer screen with a blue background and white text. 

On the left side of the screen, there is a dialog box with the title "Custom Database" and a description of the database. On the right side, there are two tabs - one for the custom database and the other for the new tolerance.

In the center of the image, we can see a 3D model of a machine with a black and white color scheme. The machine appears to be a robotic arm with multiple arms and legs. The arms are connected to a control panel with various buttons and dials. The control panel has a blue arrow pointing to the "New tolerance" button, indicating that the user can add a new tolerance to the workflow.</caption><transcript><audio_12>okay so i'm just going to give you an overview of our workflow to create a new tolerance so maybe this would be as you're starting a new model and you want to start off with the database and then create all new tolerances according to that database what you will do first is create your</transcript><transcript><audio_13>custom database this is an example and i'll show you again how to do that and then you have your your model with points and all you're going to need to do is select either the point or the feature when you right click we have this new option here called add tolerance and</transcript><transcript><audio_14>what that does is it'll pop up the link to database box and you can this is your list of all database items then you can um then you'll see in your tolerance it created a new topic for you and then it's linked right here</transcript><caption><image_15>The image is a screenshot of a software interface that appears to be a workflow editing tool. The interface is divided into two sections. 

On the left side of the interface, there is a window with a list of tasks and options. The tasks are arranged in a grid-like format with columns and rows. The first section is titled "Workflow" and has a blue arrow pointing to it, indicating that the user can edit the task. The second section is labeled "Editting Tolerance" and contains a table with three columns. The table has three rows and three columns, each with a different color scheme.

At the bottom of the screen, there are two buttons - "Edit" and "View" - which can be used to adjust the settings of the workflow. The third button is "View", which allows the user to view the workflow in detail. The user can also view the progress of the workflows and view the results.</caption><transcript><audio_16>so that's starting with the new one we can also use existing tolerances so say you want to add a database to your existing model and you already have it done all you need to do is open up your tolerances and then it can be a feature tolerance</transcript> see in your plant and apply those as a tolerance just by importing that so i'll demo that a little bit too and finally multiple tolerances can be linked to the same database parameter for instance one tolerance in the database can you can choose all different tolerances in your model to mimic that exact same tolerance and then if you have all these linked tolerances you have one button that you okay so i'm just going to give you an overview of our workflow to create a new tolerance so maybe this would be as you're starting a new model and you want to start off with the database and then create all new tolerances according to that database what you will do first is create your custom database this is an example and i'll show you again how to do that and then you have your your model with points and all you're going to need to do is select either the point or the feature when you right click we have this new option here called add tolerance and what that does is it'll pop up the link to database box and you can this is your list of all database items then you can um then you'll see in your tolerance it created a new topic for you and then it's linked right here so that's starting with the new one we can also use existing tolerances so say you want to add a database to your existing model and you already have it done all you need to do is open up your tolerances and then it can be a feature tolerance
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