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Microsoft and Windows are registered ‘rademarks of Microsoft Corporation, MicroStation is aegisered trademark of Bentley Systems, Inc. ISOGEN ics registered trademark of Alias (ite. Other brands and prodct names ae traemsatks oftheir respective owners,Table of Contents Overview sn seen Drawings Task Configuration Seting wp for aich proves, 2 Seiiag up he Emoe Loz. - ne) Enable Evel to wn Embedded Reps 2 Setting up Space Folders in WE. Volume Drassings Wot flo susssesnnmnn ‘A. Creating an Adding Sua Ste Rus 3B. Aang Piping Plan Dcwing. 3 sinned 4 6 C Pinan ne Drvin Vanes 5 Ulan te dient 5 Composed Drawing Workfow ‘Cheating the Coons rani 7 cee © Associating he Vous to Views - a) D, Updating tne Dating M Snapshot Dravsings Workflow, A. Creating a Default View Sil 1s {8 Creating a Composs Drawing Type = he Snape the wews, 8 D. Composing the dain - ono Uping the document co Drawings by Query Workfow. A. Using Preined Package (User Workto) 2 £8 Creating DBOM Package Amin Work ew), 3 Mlcrestation 3D DGN Wa#K OW rece 3D Mode! Data (SmartPlant Review) Workflow Drawings Baltor (SmartSketch) Bases. (Creating Graphics with Drawing Biter esas ‘The Select Tool, Find Co rand and Modification Toutsnntnnnniensiniinnnninnnnennninnninnnnet] ‘Text and Annotations coninennnTS Dimension Took. Drawing Editor Symbols. 9 lacing manual annotation. ‘A, Manual labeling 92 5. Dimensioning, 92 C.User Text 93 Fditing Border Templates (Creating New Template 95 Using a DWGIDGN template to seed a drawing template 96 Aading Drawing Propeny Labels 7 Basie View Styles. Crating vols view se {Creating a snapsot view se Creating & key plan view syle, Creating a volume drawing packages«nmmuennnannnnnnnninnnn AA, Creating the package 106 1B Testing the package 108 Defining Line St)l08...c0esneenenineecnennenenennnnn nD aphic RultSenennsnnnannininininnnsnninniinni VH Rate, Replace with Cine Rule Replace with Lie and Widget Replse object with smb Defining Dravving Labels abel Template 116. Label Symbol File M8 Label XML File 19 (Creating Label Rule 10 Custom Graphic Rules appeaNovonaPip mt DecignbuipmentPacSepareor il m4 EtbostOAR All ceone cc im ElbostoSingleAreall 1 EquipmentNorrkSeparsonll 124 (GridlinesDravingWsappaEai naMaeDrawabil 24 PipeTuraF ea Medi So Ss PansSeparar dl 15 ReplaceWPeitall. i car SlopedPipeWAreSimbol al Thar Volume WitcFame dl v7 Advanced View Styles, Deconstuetng the piping lan EW S)l2.ocnnenmnimnnnnnnssennt 2D Analysis of drawings for view style ereation vv -ooo 129OverviewDrawings Task Configuration Setting up for batch process "Enabling the Mierosoft Messace Queveing Service Setting up the Error Log a Registry ey HKEY_LOCAL_ MACHINFSOFTWARE\ntcrgraphiApplicatonsiEnvinon smens\DrawingsiPrrorLog and set the Level valu 0 300 Enable Excel to run Embedded Reports IW xcel 2000, make sure SP3 is loads Excel XP or Excel 2008, check the box under Tools ~ Macro ~ Security Trased Publishers ~ Trusted Publishers for Trust access to Visual Basic Project secutviev! (ed E'|| Toate oc Seite, tesgnche” 26 StonesSetting up Space Folders in WE In SP3D, on the menubar, select Task > Space Management 2 While in Space Management on the far right side ofthe soreen you will find the Workspace Explorer console. On the Workspace Explorer console, select the “Space” tab, 4. On the vertical to! bar ante let side ofthe sereen, sles the "Crete Space Folder” bution Sl, whic is the second bution from the top. 4 When this option i activate, you should see the following onthe acive bon 5. Inde text box labeled “Name”, type in "GA Drawings” and select the Finish Dutton. This will place the space felder “GA Drawings” asa hil folder tothe parent folder "SPSDTrain”, Notice whea you select finish, this places ts folder “under the “SP3D Train” folder in the Werkspace Explorer en the Space cab. 6. With this command sil active, on the ribon bar, change the Parent folder to "GA Drawings” by dropping dovin the select list ae choosing "More", This will show you all the folders in dhe hierarchy on the “Space” ab ot Workspace Explorer 7. With “GA Drawings" selected asthe Parent folder, inthe “Nore” Text box, type ‘UOT and UO2" and select the Finish bation, Notice no chat te folder “UO ad LUZ” has been placed under the folder “GA Drawings 8. Likewise, create two more folders under “UDI aid UO2", Name the first one Volumes” and the second “Srapshor 9. Onee you have ereated the folders needed, you can either rsht click inthe niodcling workspace or cic the “Selet” ool onthe vertical toot bar BE exit the commandVolume Drawings Workflow A. Creating and Adding Surface Style Rules ‘Creating surace style rules enables you t change the fook and fe! ofthe object the ues ane applic co. Currently there no rue applied to Drawing volumes, therfore the volume wll display as solid gay. To create a new surface stle re to be applied co Drawing volumes, do the following steps. 1. IFyou aze not already in the Space Management Task, in SP3D. onthe meni bar select Task» Space Management, 2 While in Space Management, select Forma > Surlace Style Rules from the menu bar. The fllowing dialog will appear [pens rousin dened < ferme 3, Since we have no surface style rule for Volumes, we will neo create one To do so, seleet ihe “New” button located inthe center of this dialog box ‘You will now see the following dialog boxbrane bm Ere fs) _ Preis Sweaokes =] _Papetes Sect algae owhichtne sib api 4, Inthe “Name rule” text box, type in "Named Spaces” 5. Forthe “Filer, drop down the select lst and choose “More”. This will ‘pen the "Select Filer” dialog where you nil select: Catalog Filters > Default Filters > SP3D Object Files > Object Types > Space, Selec. Lhe Space Enites” Filter (do not select the Space Eatites Felder) ae clic OK. 6. Nest you will apply the ssl applied to these volumes. Drop down the Style applic select list and select the “Translucent Yellow” style. Click OK to complete the creation of this Surface style rule 7. Notice now the new Siyle you created named “Named Spaces" in he Style rule Library onthe let side ofthe Surtae Style Rules diss, 8, "To apply this newly eteated style, select te style from the let side of the sialog and click the “Adk!->" buon t move this syle into the Workspace side otis dialog and eli OK.B. Adding Piping Plan Drawing Define workspace to "UO & U2" tom Training ers 24. Switch o Drawings an Reports task 3. Right mouse on the PSD Train” Plant and selec New 4. Inde Add Component Dialog, trom the General tab, select “Fokker” and click OK 5. igh clisk onthe newly created Folder and selec (o"GA Drawings” mouse on the “GA Drawings” folder and select New 7. Inthe Add Component Dialog, trom the “Piping” tah, select “Imyperal_Piping Plan”, and click OK, ‘Renan and rename it C. Placing the Drawing Volumes a. Place Drawing Volume by View ‘Switch tothe Space Management cash 2. Open wo graphics views and orient thera looking plan and looking noah 3. Sta pin-poin 4. Staruthe Place “Draning Volume by View" command 5. Inthe ribban bar, select “Piping Plan" forthe Drawing Type, Drop down the selec ist fr the Space Folder property and select the "Drawing "Volumes" folder irom the Workspace Explorer hierarchy and Click OK. Dianna Toe Disinen Sosce ote |Perop =] [Porarin x] |Oawravonnes =] 6. Inthe pin-point toclba, enter coondinates: E: 72°, N-2°, E1-3° Click in the graphic view once, 8. Enter Elevation E13 9. Clik to place the vokume.10. Place a second volume by entering pinpoint coordinates E: 72°, N 32° 6 FIs 1. Click in graphic view 12. Foner Blevation EL. 31 13, Click to place the second vohume adjacent tothe frst one 14, switeh tothe space tab ofthe workspace explorer to see thatthe 100) drawing volumes are created under the hierarchy of the drawing folders, b. Place Volume by Selection 1 Star the Pac raving Volume hy Selection command ace Crane Volume by 2. Inde ribbon bar, drop down the select lis for Drayring Type ane! select “Me™. Navigate tothe “Piping Plan” compeanent and select OK Likewise, tor the Space Folder property, drop down the select ist forthe Space Folder propery and selzct the “Drawing Volumes” flder from the ‘Workspace Explorer hierarchy and Click OX. Crane Saco ate 3. Using the mouse poimer, select tbe objects shown inthe figure below. Notice a you click object, the volume expands to include those objects eal 4. After you have created the area for the volume, lick Finish5. Switch tothe space tab of tae workspace explorer to see thatthe three ‘drawing volumes are created under te hierarchy ofthe drawing Folders ¢. Place Volume by Two Points 1. tn Space Managenneat, start the Place Drawing Yoluaie by Two Points ‘command. ;, lFacpewavoneor wore 2. Inthe vibbon bar, drop down the select is for Drawing Type and select, “More”. Navigate 1 the “Piping Plan” component and seleet OK. Likewise. forthe Space Folder propery, drop down dhe selec it for dhe Space Folder property and select the “Drawing Volumes” folder From the Workspace Explore hierarchy and Click OK. Drang Le ‘pce Foie [romana =] [orawavames =] 3. Using pinpoint, for your frst point enter E50", N9*, EL 2" 4. Click inthe workspace to place your first point 5. ‘To place your sevond point, using pinpoint enter B 72°, N 26° EL.30" and lick in tie workspace to place the second point, whic will create the volume 1. Switch tothe space tab ofthe Workspace explorer to see tha the four ‘drawing volumes are created under the hierarchy of te drawing Folders. 4. Place Volume by Four Points 1. In Sauce Managenneat, start the Place Drawing Volume by Four Points ‘command 2, | eae = value by Four Ports 4. Inthe ribbon bar, drop dawn the select list for Drawing Type and seit “More”. Navigate o the “Piping Plan coniponent and seleet OK. Likewise, forthe Space Folder propery, drop down the select ist forthe Space Folder property and select the “Drawing Volumes" fold fom the Workspace Explore hierarchy snd Cick OK Drona os, ‘ico Fo [Poratin =] [ommavamer =]Using pinpcins, for your first point enter E 72°, N 58°, EL O°. This point ‘ill define your starting point (Click in the workspace to place your first point FFor your second point, enter E 72°, N 2°, EL 0°. This point will desine your X-AXIS, based on the starting point t0 this point. Click in the workspace to place your second point, ‘To place your third point, unlock the coordinates by clicking on the lock buttons beside the coordinate values and enter E 112’, N 2°, BL 0". ‘This point will define your Y-AXIS, based on the second point you placed to this point Click in the workspace to place your third point. ‘To place your fourth point, unlock the Elevation coordinate by clicking on the lock bution beside the coordinate value and enter EL 30.3 Click in die workspace to place your fourth point, Notice when you click inthe workspace, your volume is created. ‘Switch to te space tab of the workspace explorer to see that the five drawing volumes are created under the hierarchy of the drawing folders. D. Updating the documents ben Switch to the Drawings and Reports task Expand the tree 1o GA Drawings and right mouse click on Piping Plan. Select Create Drawings, Five drawings are created, select the first one, right mouse click and select “Update Now”. This fakes a couple of minutes (Open drawing to view it Continue by updating the remaining drawings and viewing them.Composed Drawing Workflow ‘Composed Drawings cane created using a combination of commands available i the 3D tasks, the Drawings and Reports task and the 2D Dravsing Editor. They can created in the 3D Tasks, manage them inthe Drawings and Repor's ask, and mosify the cemplates andthe drawing layout in the 2D Drawing Bator ‘Composed Drawings can be eteaced using Drawing volumes, Space Volumes and Snapshot volumes. Inthe lab below, the drawing Volumes created inte previous lab will be used to create a Composed Dra A. Creating the Component and Drawing 1. yo are no: ae inthe Space Management tsk, change to hiss by selecting Tasks > Space Management from the mena bar of your current SP3D environment 2, Inthe Space Management tak, select Tools > New Drawing. The fellowing van ocak Ba Dees Nase Mane de Ure Darel Lt Tors Loa Tenpacifngy sho dr Teno Ingest ide Noe Awash 3. For the “Location” property, drop down ibe select lsc and choose “More”. Inthe ‘Select Drawing Component” dialog elect the °GA Drawings” folder and cick ‘OK. This will place a new component under the GA Drawings hierarchy in Drawings and Reports called “New Composed Drawings” 04. Forthe “Name” property, type in “Composed Drawings Lab". This will be the ‘name of the physical drawing created in the component crested in step 3 above. 5. For the “Layout Template” property, drop down the select listand choose “More”, In the “Select Template”, select the Empty sha termplate and click OK. 6. For the “Border Template” property, drop down the selec list and choose “More’ In the “Selec: Templars” dialog, double click the “Imperial” folder. Select the D_Wide_NoweArea sha template and click OK. 7. Click OK on the “Drawing Sheet General Properties” dialog, which will open the Shape2D draaving editor behind SP3D. Bring the Shape2D drawing editor up as, the active application, B. Placing the Views 1. InShape2¢, fitthe view and select ine “Place View" command ** from the horizontal toolbar. 2. With this command active, place the view in the drawing frame using a two point rcthod. At the BI position of the drawing fraine, click oace to place your first point. Drag the mouse to position Fa and leit mouse click to place your second paint 3. Alter the view is placed the “Drawing View Properties” dialog will display. On the view tab of this dialog, drop down the “Style” selec list and choose “More” This will open the “Select View Style” dialog. In the Orthographic folder, select the *Strectre Framing Plan” view style and click OK.4, Notice, after the view styl is selected, more options appear for the definition of this view. It will look as follows: ees Ceoninae Syaem Seal Fans User sect eae Main Top For the “Name” property, type in “View!” 6. For the “Scale Family” property. drop down the select list and choose “Metric Units” 7. For the “User Selected Seale” propery, select “Sm 8. Scroll down in this dialog and locate the property “Leok Direction”. This field should be set t0 “Looking Plan”. If itis not, do so by dropping down the select list in the “Value” column and set this property to "Looking Plan”, 9. Click OK on the “Drawing View Properties” to save and close this dialog. Once this dialog is closed tie drawing template will save the changes automatically macle to the template up to this point. 10. Similar to step 8 and 9, place another view, where the first point ofthe view is placed at BS and the second point at FR 11, Again, set the View style o “Structure Framing Plan” 12, “Name” this view “View2", set the “Scale Family” to “Fit to Scale”, and make sure the “Look Direction’ is “Looking Plan” and click OK on the “Drawing View Properties” dialog. Again, the changes will be save co the template,C. Associating the Volumes to Views 1 Aer placing the views, the volumes will ned to be associated t them. Holding ‘down the “Cir!” Key, select ll the views on your template, by let mouse clicking, fn the border ofthe views, and select the “Associate Objects to View" command © ‘jocazed on the horizontal toolbar. 2. With cis command active, go hack to SP8D, which i open behind the Shape2) ‘drawing editor and notice the ribbon bar in SP3D. be ribhon bar should look as follows ofa sil owes || fests For View 1 celect the volume placed ina previous lab as shown below (One yout have selected the volume forthe frst view, notice the mame in the ‘Select view” drop down list change tothe next view name from the border4, For View? select the volume placed in a previous lab as shown below: 5. You have now associated both views from the template ro volume objects in order lo get the contents from the volume in these views, using the Plan Looking orientation. Go back to the Shape2D drawing editor and close the application, D. Updating the Drawing |. Change to the Drawings and Reports cask by selecting ‘Tasks > Drawings and Reports from the menu bar of your current SP3D environment 2. Navigate to the new component created in the “GA Drawings” folder in the Management Console and select it. The new component will be named "New ‘Composed Drawings” 3. Notice the drawing created named “Composed Drawing Lab". Right mouse click ‘on the drawing and select “Update Now". Acs 4. When the drawing is Up-To-Date, double click the drawing to view the results,Snapshot Drawings Workflow A. Creating a Default View Style If you are not already in the Drawings and Reports task, do so by selecting, ‘Task > Drawings and Reports from the menu bar 2. In Drawings and Reports, select Tools > Define View Siyle, ‘The following dialog will appear Mew SyieTyre: [FR Otregaho SSSSOS*~*~S~SidzS | x ee Tiros Clete Bicones Bonroran crite Pen cm omestin en B triako Pino Boum Bouman Ete toe Grand Pn Feats ators ened Pn, Beas Cacti Eton {Baia ae Elva [Bevan abn orate 4 Electrical CabieT ray Isometnc_N hcl ker Pn £2 Een Caner PN Beavis caeton aout (Bien abet Laa ar M {Ebel Canton rte Pin Etec Cai Ortho M Eanes atm Pn By chet canto Pe. 3. In the “View Style Type:” drop down lis, select the Orthographic option 4, To sreatea new sige fr snapshot drawings, select the “New Style” 22] bution. This will cea anew style in the list of erthographic view styles Rename this style to “Default!” 1s5, To view the properties ofthis sive, ether double click the new style created or select the properties button EN white the style is highligitied, ‘The fllowing View Style Propet dialog will appear: 8, orthe “Filter Behavior” crop down list, select Filters provide overrides to set of objects (Snapshot). Click OK to socept changes ancl else this slialos B. Creating a Compose Drawing Type Snapshot cravings are placed on a drawing component called Compose! Drawings, ‘This eompanent can be created in one of two ways. a. Creating Drawing component in Drawings and Reports 1. Right mouse onthe GA Drawings folder under the Plant and select New 2 Inthe Add Component Dialog, rom the General a, select “Composed Drawings” 3. Rename the newly created drawing type t “Snapshot Composed Drawings” b. Creating Drawing component in Modeling Task 1. Go into the Common Task by selecting Tack > Common from the ment bar 2. Inthe Common Task, sleet Tools > New Drawing from the menu bar ‘The flowing Dialog will apoeae: 6For the Property “Locati in the “Value” column and select “More”. ‘This will display the hierarchy created in the Drawings and Reports task. Navigate to and select the GA Drawings folder and click OK. For the property “Name” type in "Snapshor”, This field will detine the rhame of the drawing in the Drawings and Reports task. For the property “Layout Template”, drop the list down in the “Value” column and selectMore”. Currently, there is only one pre-defined template “Empy.sha”, Choose this template and click OK. For the property “Border Template”, drop the list down in the “Value” column and select “More”. On the “Select Template” dialog, double click the Imperial folder, which will extend the list, select the D_Wide_Note ‘Area shaas the border template and click OK. This will create anew component in Drawings and Reports, under GA Drawings, named “New Composed Drawings” Click OK on the Drawing Sheet General Properties dialog. This will open the Shape2D drawing editor application, containing the templave chosen in the previous step, allowing you to place views. Since we have no Snapshot views to place on the template, we nnust ereate these views in SP3D. Leaving the Shape2D application open behind SP3D, procede to the next lab. ac. Snapshot the views While in the Common task, edie the workspace to be Plant Filters > ‘Training Filters > UO 2. Set the 3D view orientation to plan and fit the graphic view. lip the view to all elements using clip by object command, To do tis, using the mou, click and hold the lef: mouse baton in the modeling, space, and fence in all objects from UOL as follows: ‘When you release he mouse, all objects will highlight in a magenta color scheme. With these objects selected, activate the “Clip By Ooject” command BI tocaed on the horizontal toolbar. This is done to restrict the Snapshot view to only the objects to be drawn and eliminate exita whitespace. To get out of the “Clip By Objec:” command, right click twice inthe modeling space. 4, Select Tools > Snapshot View. Once this command is active, you will be presented with the Following ribbon bar: “ay Yaue _ eve eto 85. For the “Drawing type" field, drop down the select list and choose “More”. ‘This will open the Hierarchy in Drawings and Reports. Navigate to GA Drawings and select “New Composed Drawings”. Click OK. 6. For the “View name" field, type in “Iso” ‘View name, the next field, “Naming rule”, will default 10 8. For the “View Style” field, drop down the select list and choose “More”. ‘This will open the dialog “Select View Style”. Select the “Default!” view syle, created in a previous lab and click OK 9. For the “Space Folder” field, drop down the select list and citoase “More’ ‘The "Select Space Folder” dialog will open. Navigate to GA Drawings and select UOL and UO2 > Snapshot and click OK. NOTE: This defines where, on the Workspace Explorer Space tab, this view will be stored for Future use. 10, Once these fields have been populated, click the “Finish” button on the far Teft of the ribbon bar. ‘Sot the 3D view orientation to North and fit the graphic view (or make the North view the active view) 12. Snapshot another view named “North”D. Composing the drawing LL. Setthe Shape2D drawing editor application asthe active window on the desktop 2 In Shane2D, sleet the “Place Snapshot View” button {cated en the horizontal toolbar, This will activate anew ribbon bar a fellows Vin vent | i= fi 3. Forthe “View Name" field, drop down the select list and notive that only the (wo view that were created in the previous lab are displayed, Select the view named “Plan’ for this field. 4. Forthe “View Sryle” field, the style defined while placing the view is. remembered and will be the style used. In chis case, we are using the Default! view style created ina previous ab, 5. Forthe “View Scale” field the “Fit to Scale” option is defaulted, which is, ‘what will be used in this example. To view the available scale families, simply drop down the select list. 6. Once these fields are populated, place the view in the drawing frame using atwo point method, tthe Al position of the drawing frame, click once to place your first point, Drag the mouse to position G4 and efi mouse click fo place your second point 7. Similarly place the North view on the same drawing where point one is at AS and point wo is at G8. 8. Once these views are placed, the document will automatically save, Close the Shape2D drawing editor application E. Updating the documents Go into the Drawings and Reports task by selecting Tasks > Drawings and Reports 2. Expand the GA Drawings folder and click on the New Composed Drawings component in the Management Console. Notice, under this ‘component, the drawing “Snapshot” created ina previaus la. 3. Right click on the drawing hapshot”, and select “Update Now”, 4 After about 1-2 minutes the drawing is updated. Right click on the drawing “Snapshot” and select Edit to view the oatput of the drawing. 20Drawings by Query Workflow A. Using a Predefined Package (User Workflow) 1. Right-click on GA Drawings and select New. 2, Inthe “Add Component” dialog, on the General tb, select Drawings by (Query Manager and click OK ‘Add Component Orthographic by Quan} Gener | Inge] Ieometice by Quon | bleFsce 3. Right click on the Drawings By Query Manager component that was just added fo the Management Console and select "Rename". Rename this ‘component to “Pipe Support Drawings” 4, Right click on Pipe Support Drawings component and select Setup. 'S. For the “Filter” property, drop dowa the seleet Ist and choose “More”. In the "Select Fier” dialog select the UI filter from Plant Filters > Training Filters > Vol 66. For the “Packave property, drop dovin the select list and choose “More Inthe "Select Package” dialog, select “Pipe Support Drawings” and click OK Steps 5 and 6 are illustrated below: uweH 7. On the “Setup” dialog, lick OK to sve and exit the setup. 8. Right-click on the “Pipe Suppor Dravsings” component and select “Ran Query”, Wait il the Wee is automatically created 9.. Right-click on the lower Pipe Support Drawings node and Create Drawings Fy cacice 13 Preston sng fone g ‘Update Nore cee 10, Right click on the drawing PS-01 created in the Detailed View and select "pate Now” 2B. Creating a DBQM Package (Admin Workflow) |. In Drawings and Reports Task, rightclick on GA Drawings and select New. 2. Inthe “Add Component” dialog, on the General ab, select “Orthographic Drawings By Query” and click OK. Right click on the “Orthographic Drawings” component created in sep 2 above and select “Rename’ Rename this component to “Drawing Volumes by Query”. 4. Right click on the “Drawing Volumes by Query” component and select “Setup”. [ranina Volure> baldeaal =: = @ isos Rename GU New Sear Folsor ——ege relate set Properties 11 5. For the property “Filter”, drop down the select list and select “More”, In the "Select Filter dialog, navigate to Catalog Filters > Default, Filters > SP3D Object Filters > Object Types > Space > Space Eniities: and select the Drawing Volumes (do not select the Drawing ‘Volumes folder) and click OK, eine Ee Fo Yohme Growth jn ok Caneel 6. Click OK on the “Select Filter” setup dialog to save and exit the setup. 237, “To setup the drawing template, right click on the “Drawing Volumes by Query” component and select “Edit Template”, This will open the Shape2D drawing edit, fr" Ee er enone a Eanerseenraat carey 8. On the horizontal toolbar, select the “Place Drawing View” command 9, ‘To place the view using 10 point, left mouse click at position B2 in the drawing frame and drag the siouse pointer to postion G7 and left rouse click again, This will place the view and open the Drawing View Properties illustrated below: oe Sole [3] p> Urtext Oiontin: [Eoaa Far aI Sole [No Soae =] faim = fia 10, For the "Name” propery, rype in “Volume! 1 Fer the “Description” property, type in “Volume”. This field is not required to contain dais, 12. Forte “Style” property, drop down the seleet lst and select Inthe “Select View Style" dialog, choose the Siractral Framing Plan syle and click OK, 13, For the “Orientation” property, the defauled value tha is supplied is the “Looking Plan” orientation, For this exercise, leave this Value as the Oriencaton, 2414 For the “Scale” property, the defaulted value that is supplied is the “No Scale” scale. For this exercise, eave this value as the Scale This dialog should look as follows: Drawing Viow Proportic | oat ew! Destin Fane SRE =] rg ie cre Olen [ign =] Scale [No Scale > 00 mm . Dm ox Ed us 15, Click OK to save and exit the Drawing View Properties dialog, 16, Exit out of Shape2D drawing editor and when prompted 10 save, ‘choose “Yes”. 17. Now that the query is setup and the template has been created, the package needs to be saved, To save this component as a package, right click on the “Drawing Volumes by Query" component ara select Save package’ om 15 EN Seach Fol ay Sve Filase. suo Fopetes 1 ‘The following Save Package dialog will appear: 2518, For the “Package Name:” property, type in “Volumes by query” 19, For the “Package Description’ property, type in “Drawing Volumes”. 20, For the “Tab Name” property, drop down the select list and choose “Orthographic (by Query)”. Click OK to save the package. 21. Redo Section A (Using a Predefined Package) using the package defined in this lab (Volumes by query) 20Microstation 3D DGN Workflow Right-click on GA Drawings and select New: 2. From the Add component dialog, select Micrestaion 3D DGN from the General ia 3. Right-lick on New 3D DGN Drawings and click Sewup 5. Switch o the Space Management tsk 6. Star the Place Drawing Volume by Selection command 7. On the ribbon bar, piek “New 3D GN Drawings” inthe Drawing Type field and click OK. 718. Selec che slab, one ofthe rop beams and one of the pumps ae shown 9. Click Finish wo ereae the volume 10, Switch to Drawings and Reports tack, create drawing and update, Wait while MicroStation is opened and closed 11 Double-click the drawing to open and view the output SD DG fie 83D Model Data (SmartPlant Review) Workflow 1 Right-click on GA Drawings, select New... and add a New 3D Model Data component from the General tab 2. Right-click on 3D Model Data and Setup, 3. Pick the LDL filter and designate a location on your disk to save the xml and vue files tha will be ouiput in order to impoat into SPR, Name the files UO xml and UO! vue. | Sevens Snathit Review TT Dikony net save dake) | -Grecked = IL nd VUE fe eevedo elaoatons teow roche «2 rd UE vet toe tremens end Sarge poston Besccovea w LE] ox Conc 4. Create Drawing, a drawing named “3D Model Data-I-0091" is created, 5 6. Double-click the UOI_vue file to open and review i in SmantPlant Review. jg mouse click on dis drawing and select “Update Now”Setting Drawing Properties Bvercise: 1. Select the Plant parent level in the hierarchy, rightclick, and select “Properties”. Add values forthe following attrbates;, sea Se) ae | tn | una | eH st RT 2. OK the Form to save dhe Plant level atibutes, 3. Right click on the “GA Drawings” Folder, select “Properties” and review the attributes. Note thatthe Plant level attribute values have beea applied to the GA Drawings folder, 4, Bult the Title 2 text for GA Drawings properties to read “GA Drawings Level Dawa’ 5. OK the form and exit. 6. Reselect the Plant oot level, right click, and seleet “Properties”. Change the Title | attribute string to read “Plant Level Data”. OK and exit the for. 7. Select the GA Drawings folder right click, select “Properties”. Note that the Plant Level ateibute for Tile I has automatically changed 1o “Plane Level Data” in Drawings GA as changed above.8. Similar auribute behavior is seen for all plant folders, snay (Geawings, reports, or isos) a1Search Folders ‘The “Search Folder” component allows you to search for documeats based on ‘common properties such as out-of-date Status, approval, or documents that have been published toa certain contract in integrated environments, You can create & Search Folder component in any fokler in the Management Console, After running the query defined for a Search Folder, you can perform such tasks as Updlae or Publish as if you were working from the actual owning component location for the documents. Inthis lab, we will create a Search Folder that will return all drawings that are out-of-date |. While in the Drawings and Reports Task, Right-Click on the root component “SP3D Train’. then in the drop-lown list Select “New” ‘Ces Drang) Refresh Pan Gusry ne rok 2. From te “Add Component” did, on he General Tab, Selec “Search Foe” ana Cit OK 3. ‘This will adda component called “New Search Folder” into the Drawings and Reports hierarchy. Right-Click on “New Search Folder” and Select —— ele Rename Properties 4. Inthe Setup dialog, for the “Filter” property, drop down the select list and choose "More. This will bring up the Select Filter dialog. Click on the “Plant Filters” folder and select the "New Filter (Simple or Asking)” button ‘on the horizontal toolbar. 5. On the “New Filter Properties” dialog, type in “Search Filter for Ourof-Date Volumes” for the “Name” property. 26. Click on the “Properties” tab in the filter definition dialog, For the "Property” property, drop down the select list and choose “More” ‘This will open the “Select Properties" dialog For the “Object type used asthe basis for the property identification” ‘property, drop down the select list and choose “More” "Select Object iype” dialog. Select tbe “Drawin and click OK: econ = -GDrawrasAndFepate 5 advan ates Girona Careers| Grovaningenne Saute 2 Btronnavews Giview tease) Geant and Fung This will open the Shee:s" folder as Follows 9, With the “Relationship” property se: to “Dirvet Property of Object Type" and the “Display properties in this category” set 10 “Standart”, scroll to the bow of the list atthe botiom of this dialog and select the “UpToDate” Bas Follows, and click OK: Select Properties Object ype usd asthe bari fo the pepsty Herilaton Droning Shoot I Resort: [icc Popswer be T= | Sea Sheet Ste Lecaion Ste Nane Spected 8) spectied Date Te Creates Tne Mead Treelasupsoed ae 10. For the “Operator” property, drop down the select list and choose “= 11. For the “Value” property, drop down the select list and choose “Border Out Of Date", ‘The selection should look as follows Pion ima [vate lak Upteote * Bederbu roa f 12. Click OK to save and exit the filter definition. 413. On the “Select Filter” dialog, select the filter that was ust created and click OK, which will save and close out this dialog. 14, On the Sewp dialog, set che “Start From" property tb “SP3DTrain”, Click OK to save and exit this dialog 1S. Inthe Management Console, rightelick on the “New Search Folder" and spleen ae remy | seus. coy eee Renae SavePecage Properties 16. This will reum the drawings that meet the criteria in the filter definition. 35Drawings Editor (SmartSketch) Basics Where to find Drawings Editor inside SmartPlant 3D By default, SmarPlant 3D does not have aa icon to initiate the Drawing Editor application, shortcut must be created to access the Drawing Editor application, ‘To create a shortcut to the Drawing Editor go to the following directory C:\ProgramFiles\&martPlanti3D \Gemmon2D \Shape20 BinlShaps2Dserver.0x ‘and put the shortcut in Start Menu>Programs> Intergraph SmertPlant aD ot onthe desktop. Setting up Properties for a Document Properties on the Fle menu allows you to view, edit, and store properties for a document. Document propeties can include th tite, the author, and keywords that identity important information. These properties also can include document statistics, such as document size and the date that a document was created and lat modified. Some properties, such asthe dave the document was last modified, are updated aucornatically To sot the properties, you can click the Properties command on te File menu, Note: You can also right click on a blank area of the drawing o access Properties trom the shortcut men 36Units Tab ‘The units of measure setings For a document are stored as a property. Ifthe units of measure are changed, all subsequent measurements entered and. displayed are affected. Units of measure can be set in either Imperial or Metric units for values suc aslength, area, or angle. The units of measure can be changed at any time and the document sil retains complete accuracy of the objects alrealy placed on the drawing, Length Readout Sets the unit of measure and precision readout forthe length values in « document Angle Readout ‘Sets the unie of measure and precision readout forthe angle values in a dacumers, Area Readout Sets the unit of measure and precision readout forthe area values in a document. 37a~ Precision Tae precision readout sets the numberof significant figures to display. I sets the accuracy ofthe unit readout value. The precision setting does no alte the numbers that {you type into the fields, only the display of the numbers inthe field. Values ending in S are rounded up. For example ifthe precision readout is 123 and you draw a line that is 2.1086 inches long, then the line value length is rounded. The length valve appears 9s 2.106 inches long. IF you are using mm as your drawing sheet units, you can have the values display in the Fields as 3.5 mm or 3.50 mm, Note: When you set the units of measure for a document, the settings do no affect the dimensional values for the document. You can se: units for the dimensional values with the Dimension Properties dialoz box. You can access ths dialog box by selecting & dimension and shea clicking the Properties command on the shricur mena. You can ao st the dimension units by editing a dimension style with the Dimenslon command fon the Rormat menu, Working Sheets Working shosts are similar to pages in a notebook. Skotches or drawings can be placed on ditferont drawing sheets in the document, For example, one idea ca be deavin for & {design on one drawing shoot and anther idea on another drawing sheet. Both drawings are saved as part of the same document Working Sheet Setup Each working sheet as its own setup. Working sheet characeristis, suchas dhe size and scale of the sheet, can be modified with the Sheet Setup command fiom che File menu, Aer setting te options on the Sheet Setup dialog box and then selecting the Save Defaults bution, all new sheets will ave the same characteristics. ‘Access the sheet setup dialog box by selecting sheet setup from one ofthe following + From the File menv, selec: Sheet Setup, + Position the mouse pointer over a selected sheet, cick the right mouse button, and select Sheet Setup from the sherteut mens, of just double left click on the sheet ab. ME tet 38‘When the scale is specitied using the Sheet Setup command from the File menu, everything on the sheet is scaled except dimensions and annotations, For example, ifthe seale is one inch to ten inches (1:10) and a line 30 inches long is placed, the line is three inches long in proportion to the sheet and three inches long when printed, However, a dimension measures the length of the line as 30 inches. Dimension and annotation sizes inthe sheets are independent of the view scale. For example, the height of dimension text will be printed at the specified size regardless of their screen appearance, Graphics elements on the attached background sheet are always displayed at a 1:1 scale, They are not affected by the scale factor for the working Sheet Setup command, Sevan | egw Have © cain en TT Dania Fens 6 sever) | Stet [TT F||tee | aI es cet co (ene fete) me Size and Scale Tab Defines the details for the drawing sheet size, scale, and print setup information, Sheet Size Sets the size of the drawing sheet ‘Same as Print setup, Sets the drawing sheet size using the current print setup definition. For example, if the printers ret up as $ 1/2 X 1, the drawing sheet size is set up as 8 1/2 X 11 Standard Defines the drawing sheet size from allis of standard ANSI and ISO paper sizes. Custom Defines the drawing sheet size according to the entered x and y values. wDrawing Scale ‘Sets opsions for the scale ofthe drawing sheet. Seale (1:1) Seis the drawing scale to a 1:1 ratio, This means that the representation of the object on the deawing shoet is the same size as the real-world object being described. Select scale Seis the drawing scale to a standard ratio. ‘The specified ratio defines the size of the Uirawing in relation to the size of the real-world object. For a 2:1 ratio, the 2 represents the size ofthe drawing and the 1 represents the size of the real-world object, Custom Defines a custom scale ratio, The first value defines the distance on the drawing sheet and the second value defines what the distance is equal to in the real world, Paper Units Sets the paper units for the drawing sheet. Units Controls the display of rumerie values in dialog boxes tha: define the size of non-scaled objects. Some exaniples of non-scaled object values are text height and line width. This, seiting nas no affect on dimension units Only value boxes use this option, For example, if working in feet and inches, the user can specify to read and enter values for text height in fractional inches, (1/8" instead of 0.009.125") Precision Seis the numberof significant digits to display, or the accuracy of the unit read-out value, ‘The precision setting does not alter the numbers that can be typed into the fields, only the display of the numbers inthe fields For example, if you set this control to OO and you draw a line that is 2.1056 inches, then the line length value is rounded. ‘The length value appears as 2.106 inches. If you set this control to 0.01 and you type a ine length value of 3,5 mm, the length value appears as 3.50.mm, 0Layers FE] Layers can help group elements so they can be manipulated more easily on a drawing sheet. Layers also make it easier ‘o keep crack of different types of elements. Each drawing sheet in a document can contain many layers. This is similar to each sheet having many transparencies. ‘When drawing an element, itis assigned to the active layer. To see which layer is active, ‘orto change the sctive layer, use the Layers command from the Tools menu, Displaying Lavers ‘To view elements on specific layers, layers can be turned on or off with the Layers command fram the Taals meni or by clicking the Layers icon on the Main toolbar. When turning layers off, the elements assigned to those layers on the drawing sheet ‘cannot be seen, For example, you can assiga lines t one layer and closed clements to another layer. If you turn off the layer for the closed elements, you see only lines on the drawing sheet FS fe tle 4Layer Ribbon Bar ‘The Layer ribbon bar is use to display the active layer, create new layers change the active layer for drawing or for clerients, and display the layer stats. Active Layer Displays the active layer on the drawing sheet. The active layer can be changed by selecting froma listo al che layers on the active sheet. To create a new layer. type the namie of the new layer in the Layer box and press Enter =! change Layer Accesses the Change Layer dialog box so that the layer of ekement(s} can be changed ‘This option is available only when elements on the drawing sheet have heen selected =! Layer Display Accesses the Layer Display dialog box. This dialog box has layer list that can be used te display or hide layers on tie drawing sheet Relationships are maintained between elements that are assigned to different layers on a drawing sheet, For example, suppose a line and a circle are tangent and they are assigned to different layers. I the line's layer is displayed and the circle's layer is hidden, you ean still see the tangent relationstip handle oa the Tine, I'tbe line’ layer is hidden as well, the tangent relationship handle is hidden, Grid Display Drawing Editor Placing Elements with a Grid: An Overview ‘The grid and its grid lines allow clemeats in the document tobe placed by aligning them with the arid lines or nearest intersection of the grid lines. The grid can be used to line Up elements at regular intervels in addacument. The options to set up the grid can be found Dy going (0 the Tools>Options dialog box, and selecting the View tab,Grid Display Displays. grid vo that elements can be placed with precision. The grid lines are visual aids but ate not considered part ofthe document and don pat Grid Snap Aligns elements with the grid while itis active, The grid can be used as an invisible st of lines in the document that helps to align elements. When Grid Snap is st, but the display is off, elements always align with the nearest intersection of the grid lines whether they are visible or not. Grid snap does not work while you identify elements that ar aligned along grid lines, To overtide this, press the Alt key while identifying these elements. ‘+ Relationship and alignment indicators overvide the grid snap. You can suppress the indicators by pressing AIL Grid Style ‘Changes the format of the grid lines to either static or dynamic, Zooming in or our, the software dynamically generates the grid lines for a dynamic grid. ‘Set dynamic grid lines to appear at Fine, medium, or coarse levels using the Grid Density setting (see below), The grid lines appear at common major measurement increntents. A dynamic grid displays index lines tat intersect with the darker, solic grid lines A stale grid displays slid grid lines that do not move as yout 209m in or ot. The gril ‘maintains a constant minimum spacing Grid Index.Determines the number of index grid lines, also known as minor grid lines, to be equally spaced between the major grid lines. This option is available only if you select Static in the Grid Style list box. Grid Spacing Seis the spacing of the major grid lines, This option is available only if Stati is selected in the Grid Style list box. The selected options on the Units tab of the Properties dialog, ‘box determine the units that can be entered, such as inches or centimeters. Grid Density Changes the number of dashes in the index lines, or minor grid lines, between intersections with the grid lines. This option is available only if Dynamic is selecied in the Grid Style lis box. Irn On or Off Grid Display and Grid Snap «lick shoneut Display and Grid Snap can also be turned on and off from the righ 1u oF by going to the View pull-down menu,Creating Graphics with Drawing Editor The Draw Toolbar Many drawing commands are located on the Draw toolbar. On the toolbar, some ‘conmmand buttons may display fly-ours when you click and hold the command buon on them, These buttons have a small black asrow in the lower tight corner. Fly-outs present srouping of commands functionally related to the original command displayed. PDS IN (pana Line Draws one line ora series of connected lines, The Line Fly-out mena contains two ‘additional tools that may be used to draw linear elements: Line/Ate Continuous and Place Double Line. 22 rangent Are Dravsan ate angent or perpendicular w ore or two elements. The Are Fly-out men contains two additoral ae drawing tocls: Are by Flge and Arc by Cente Point, & curve Draws a smooth, open or closed curve. 4s©) carete ny Center Poin Dias ce wsing centerpoint and rans. The Circle / lie Fly-out me contin screal additional cemmandh Circle by 3 Poims, Tanger Circle Conta, Elipse Dy Center Pint nd Blip by 3 Pains EN rectangle Draws rectangle using three points. The fist two pints define the width and retation angle ofthe rectangle, and the third point defines the height. The first two points define the width and rotation angle of the eetangle, and the chid pot defines the height. 11 Point Places a point in the drawing, Using the Line command: 1, rom the Draw tootbar, select the “cl Line wool 2. Place point om the drawing sect ro define the start ofthe line. (1) 4A. Click where ihe line to nd. (2) "Tis defines the Tine's length 4, Do one of the following: + Toca the Fine, press the right mouse button or press the key. * To draw a series of connected lines, lick Where each line segment is 10 tend and then click the right mouse button, 1 2 Values can be typed in the Length or Angle fiekls on the ribbon bar. A combination of graphic and ribbon bar input can be used, ‘To draw an are tangent to an element 1, Frome Dra foofar sles te 2) Tangent Ar tool 2. Select point on the element that the new arcis to be tangent 1, This ean be point on line, an are, or any curved element.PinPoint ‘To start PinPoint, click the PinPoint command from the Tools menu or select the PinPoint command from the Main toolbar. ae Sortie PinPoint Ribbon Bar 24] Display Oworr Displays or hides the PinPoint help lines and distance values, F9 isa shortcut to Bl ceouston rage Aches the target paint to the cursor so that it can be repositioned. Used to select whcre the target point is to be, F12 can be used as an altemate method to move the target. PAbreive Tracking iractnoed ie Pau we il move eas pile wie wi wb the drawingBl scone maven origin Allows he usr lcte the orgn in X.Y coon pins forthe document sing te Define nPint Ognribon tar The Save Pat Origin ston onthe bbon ist hen bo peso in ret save is Sted engin ptinon Wi he Goce ETSI Brenan See Pea 2| ES) repositan Target to Origin Moves he inPnt gt to he X,Y posklon hat vas saved sing the Save FlnPoint Origin on he Define PnPotnt Orin in bar Angle Specifies the angle of the PinPoint X-axis relative to its default horizontal orientation, Positive values rotate the horizontal line counterclockwise, Negative values rotate the horizontal line clockwise. Step Specifies the PinPoint step value. The step vale isan incremental distance long the PinPoint coordinate axes. When the distance between the target position and the current cursor locaton is an inerement ofthe stp Val, the related coordinate sale and lp line Become bold, This can be useful to maintain consistent spacing between elements x Locks the horizontal distance between the target point and the current cursor location to the value specified, FIO is a shortcut toggle for this lock setting. y Locks the vertical distance hetween the target point and the current cursor location to the vvalie specified, FI is a togale to locktunlock this setting. When moving the cursor, PinPoint dynamically displays the horizental and vertical ddisaance between the current cursor location and the target point. Help lines show the PinPoint X and Y axes and she PinPoint orientation, Locking and Freeing Values ‘The X coordinate and/or Y coordinate can be locked using the X and ¥ boxes on the siboon bar. When one coordinate value is locked, the other coordinate value can be positioned by selecting a location in the application window or setting both values using the ribbon bar boxes. IF you want to Free the dynamics for a locked value, clear the value ‘box by double-clicking in the box and pressing the Backspace or Delete key. ”PinPoint Orientation In its default orientation, the PinPoint X-axis is horizontal. To re-orien tw any angke sec the angle on the PinPoint ribbon bar. The figure slows the PinPoint anske set wo 20 degrees PoE ve oe PinPoint Reposition Do one ofthe following: + Onthe Pint ston bar, click the Reposition Target OU tution. The argst point stacked to the crsr, Select where the targst point is 0 be ‘Press the FA2 key on the keyboard, The target point moves to the current cursor location, q Draw with Pin 1L_ From the Main tooitar, select PinPoint 2. Click where the target point is to he. (1) Or use Ese to sett 90.0 on the sheet Cy 4. Select any drawing command. When moving the carsor, PinPoint «isplays the coordinates of the current cursor locaticn in retaion 10 the target point (2), (3). To provide precision input ro the current command, press when the coordinate display indicates that the cursor is inthe comtect Position or type coordinate values in the X and ¥ ribbon bar boxes. ‘© When the eursor reaches a distance from the target point that is « multiple of the Step value se on the bon bar, the elated coordinate value and help line become bold ‘= tie exact and y distances are known from the target point that isto be used as the command input, type the values in the X and V ribbon bar boxes. 50+ A-known ory value can be typed into the X or ¥ ribbon bar box w lock one axis positon, then graphically define the coordinate forthe other axis, ‘©The target point can be moved at any time, Selec the Reposition Target button fn the ribbon har, and then click where the target point i to be ‘The PinPoint x-axis can be re-oriented, Type a positive value inthe PinPoint Angle box on tie ribbon bar 1 rola the axis counterclockwise, or anezative value to orate the atis Clockwise. Move an Element with PinPoint and the Select Tool PinPoint can be used with the Select Tool 10 move an element a precise distance in x and -y elaive toa known position in the drawing. 1. Fo the Draw tar, ck te Sele Too! ES) vl 2. Fun deMain babar se Pain 82) 3. Select where the PinPoint target point is wo be. (1) e, ey Editor 4. Position the Select Twol cursor ever the clement to be moved. (2) Dra indicators can be used to locate heypoints on the element, ‘When Drawing Editor indicates the keypoint o he used as dhe handle point forthe ‘move operation, begin dragging the element, PinPoint displays the distance between the target point and the reference point as you drag. (3) | 6. Release the mouse buon when the element isn the desited location, (4) 7. Click away from the element that was moved to deselect the clement,‘SmartSketch Settings (Drawing with Relationships) ‘SmariSketch Settings are dynamic drawing aids that help creste technically sophisticated drawings quickly and easily. These settings ean be used with any dravving command. When drawing, Drawing Editor tacks the movement of the mouse cursor and shows a temporary, dynamic display of the element being drawn, This temporary display shows what the new element will ook like when clicking atthe current position Drawing Baitor gives information about the element being drawn by displaying relationships between the temporary dynamic element and the following: # Other elements in the drawing + Horizontal and vertieal orientations The origin of the element you are drawing ‘When Drawing Editor recognizes a relationship, it displays a relationship indicator at the miotse cursor, As the mouse cursor is moved, Drawing Editor will update the indicator 10 show new relationships. Ira relaionship indicator is displayed at the cursor when clicking to draw the element, the software can apply that relationship to the element Gf Maintain Relationships is active). For example, if the Horizontal relationship indicator Is displayed when you click fo place the second end point of a fine, then the line will be exactly horizontal To suspend SmartSketch Settings | Hold down the key on the keyboand. Drawing Ector does not recognize ‘any relationships while holding down this key 2, Release the Find or press Ctr1 + F keys to execute the Find command, 2. In the Find dialog box, use the options on the various tabs to define the search criteria 3. Click Find Now to execute the search Notes * Objects that match the specified search criteria appear as selected on the Editor Drawing sheet. These objects are added co the select set SS Drawin + Tools > Custor ona tolbar. ‘can be used to place the Find button ‘Type Tab De “| Sree sie tae Tel Goal Type Species the type of Drawing Fair element, object, or attribute to be located. eis, possible to define the parameters of the search to encompass a wide-range of items, including geometric elements, Drawing Editor symbols, ora variety of attributes. 58Find Now Executes the search based on the criteria specified. When found, the matching object ‘appears highlighted on the active Drawing sheet Clear (Clears out the results of the last search conducted, All items that appeared selected in the Drawing Editor drawing are deselected, Reset Returns the options on each of the Find dialog box tabs to their default set Symbology Tab Thm Se 54] | Te Geel ‘Symbology ‘Sets options for performing a search based on color, line weight, and line type. Color Specifies the drawing color used in the search eriteria Width Defines the line width used in the search criteria Type ‘Specifies the drawing line type used in the search criteria, 59Style Defines search critetia based on style actributes. Linear ‘Specifies the linestyle used in the search criteria, Fil Specifies the type of fill used in the search criteria. Dimension ‘Specifies the type of dimension used in the search criteria Text Specifies the type of text used in the search criteria.‘Specifies which layers of the Drawing Euitor document co conduct the search on. Two ‘options are available by default AI layers or the Default layer; however, if additional layers have been ereated in the Drawing Editor decument, they are also displayed. Note: For more information concerning layers, see Lesion 8. ‘Text Tab ‘Sets search criteria based upon text-based options. ot‘Text boxes and labels Specifies the text siring used in the search criteria, Attribute names ‘Specifies the attribute name used in the search criteria Autribute values Specifies the atwibute value used in the search criteria, Match case Limits the search criteria to include only the text with the same capitalization as the Text boxes and labels text Bold Limits the search criteria to include only text that is bol. Italies Limits the search criteria to include only text that i italicized Underline Limits the search criteria to include only text that is underlined, Font name Limits the search criteria to include only text that matches the Font name specified, Font se Limits the search criteria to include only text that matches the font size speci Note: For more information concerning text, see Lesson 9, oGeneral Tab | ‘pel Sieaec| | Lae| Tat cee] smi Pree Refines the search criteria to include a specifie symbol name. Symbol name Specifies the namte of the symbol to be located when the search executes Gorse Draws an offset copy of an element ora set of contiguous elemnens. This command copies elements while maintaining characteristics such gs the angle of lines and the center point of ares ana circles. Offset copies the original element ata specified distance. Offsetting outside the perimeter of the original clement creates a larger element, Offsetting inside the perimeter ofthe original element creaies a smaller element Sh GS Avie Be ee Ea Ba Oa Ee a) Offset Ribbon Bar | (=o Select Chain. on, this option will offer a chain of all continuous elements, aitis not active, Ofset copies only the selected element, (this isthe default sett ‘Step Distance ‘Sets the distance from the base element to the offset copy. Cumulative Ontset Displays or sots the total distance of the current offset graphic clement from the orig ‘graphic element Offset Example: 1, Select the Offset tool and make sare that the Select Chain option ison. 2. Set the step increment for the offset from the ribbon ber. 3, Select the item to be offset and move the mouse in the direction for the offset Accept the offset distance with the left mouse button, S SEF SAB M2 X |S te | (Gece Fo al arene = ad Ifthe Select Chain option is tumed off you will get the following resull: \ MK Sele SAB MX ie | ‘| ice 3] Gris face 3] BB ation 1. This too! will align two or more objects ina select set If the Change toolbar is from the Main toolber. not active, activate it by selecting the Change button 5. From the Change toolbar, select the Align tool. On the drawing sheet, select two of more objects that you want to align.Sree lignment type you After ‘© When using horizontal alignment, make sure the selected objects are not to the top or bettom of one another, If wo shapes ate vertically near ene another, onc of the objects may be placed behind another object. © When using vertical alignment, make sure the selected objects are not tothe right or left af one another. If two shapes are horizontally near one another. one of the objects may be placed behind another object. © Alignment features only line up objects; they do not distribute an equal amount of space between aligned objects ‘= toms that are glued to other objects cannot be signe symbols. neluding labels and Align Ribbon Bar Options BE sien ten Aligas the left side of objects ina select se £23) gn ign Aligns the right side of objects in a select set. 65Align about Vertical igns the objects in a select set along their vertical centers, # > 2 igns the objects in a select set along their horizontal centers, Align Top, igns the tops of abjects ima select set = li Aligns the bottoms of objects in a select set. 66Text and Annotations ‘Text Box Commands ‘The Text Box command is used to place atext box in a document. A text box ean be a single line of text, multiple lines of text, text boxes with a defined width, or text within a border. Text Box Ribbon Bar The Text Box ribbon bar is used to format a text bos, | [Renata Sl finoohins elroy BT O Style Font Font Size Style Lists and applies the available styles. Font Liss und applies the available fonts, Font Size Applies a text size in the actual paper size (i.e, not scaled). Text Color Sets the color forthe font 2 sola Makes the text bok L AI itatie Ialicizes the text u Underline Underlines the tex, 6EI Paragraph Alignment Positions the paragraph to the left, center, or right of the text box in edit mode: ‘The paragraph alignment can also be modified after placement by selecting it and ‘changing the setting on the ribbon bar. a Border Permits three options for displaying borders around the text boxes. These options allow you 1o cisplay no barder, display a border, or display a border with a shadow, ‘Text Ril bon Bar (Extended) a Se] More Displays more options on the Text Extended ribbon bar telomere fore a aoa I] A) ‘Text Box Height Tea Woh Text Box Angle Height Sets the height of the text bos. Width Sets the width of the text box, Notes on width: * If youselect text in the text box, Height and Width are not available because the text isdriving the dimension © If youselect a text box and Height is not available, the text is driving Height with the Auto Save option. The same is true for Width, * If youplace a text box with a single point, both Height and Width are not available, If you draga text box, Width is not available Angle Sets the angle of the text box. ol ©} Horizontal Text Orientation ‘Specifies that the text is oriented horizontally in the document, = £2) Vertical Text Orientation Specifies that the text is oriented vertically in the documentBi cn ronign ‘Specifies that the characters in a text box be displayed from left to right, as you would see in an English paragraph, BI viento ten Specifies that the characters in a text box are displayed from right to left, as you would see in an Arabic or Japanese paragraph ‘Text Box Handles ‘The text box handles ave used to manipulate dhe origin or the size of the text box while maintaining the relaionship be:ween the origin and justticat Handles on text boxes appear as an X square, a hollow square, ora solid square. # An X handle indicates the origin of the text box. The origin is defined by the horizontal and vertical justification settings. Dragging an X handle moves the text box + Thehollow handles are used to move the text bos, The origin point moves with the textbox. © The solid handles are used to resize the text box. The origin paint remains in its ‘current location while the text box is resized.‘Text Labels ‘Text labels are associated with an element or object, If you move the element oF object, the text label moves with it. You can create text labels in a document by double-clicking _an element or object while using the Select Tool. A text label appears near the element so that you can type text. The default position of the label is top center on all elements, except for closed elements, such asa circle or rectangle, The default position on closed elements is the center of the element. Once you have completed entering the textthat you want, the label orients ise along linear elements To create a text label 1. Choose the Select Toot 1 trom the Draw toolbar. 2. Double-click an element or object. (1) & oo % +9 yo Road Si S s g AA small, blinking pointer (2) appears near the clement or object. For a closed element, the pointer appears in the center of that element. 3. Setdesired text settings such as font and font size in the ‘Text Box non bat. 4. Type the ext in the label. (3) ‘5. Click outside the label to complete it. (4) ‘The text label rotates to ign with the element or cbject 1o Which it is associated Note: The text label is associated to the element or object. I the element or cbject is moved, the label moves with it itis deleted, the label will also be erased 70‘To reposition only the text label 1 Chonerhe at Tat PE em he De tr > Ste extol Before 4 2 3 3. Click the lock handle (2) to untock it. (3) ng > << . a 4, Drag the text label to new location. (4-5-6) ‘The text abel is still associated to the element or object. If the element or objectis moved to a new location, che text label! moves with it maintaining its new relative position, 2) patoen Commarea This tool, found on the Dimension toolbar, places a balloon containing text. You can use balloons (o refer to an element or a point in tree space. You can set options for controlling the size and shape of tie balloon, text presentation, and leader display. xy Ay Zz \/ ‘The balloon font, font style, and font size ave coniolled from the Text rab of the Format Propesties. The balloon terminator setting ‘Symbol tab of the Format Dimension dialog box Balloon Ribbon Bar ‘The Balloon ribbon bar is used to adjust the shape of the ballcon and the text within the ballo Fors] / Sf Hewtero vane tee’ Om Dimension Style mDimension Style Lists and applies the available siyles, FA teaser Sewer hes the ipl o leader tine om he allo I Break Line Places a horizontal break ine into the leader, HELO apne Specifies the heisht of the balloon. The actual height of the balloon isthe value you enter rmuliplied by the dimension text height THETS_) text ‘Specifies the text note you want shown inside the ballooa, SF shape ‘Specifies which balloon shape you want from the list of avsilable shapes. ‘To place a balloon 1. ctkhe Dimarsion command on he Main otar The mension toolbar displays. Selec the Balloon 221 comma fom the Dimens toolbar. 3, Set desired balloon settings in the Balloon ribion bar. 4, In the Balloon Text box, type the text you want to appear in the balloon. 5. Toplacea balloon with a leader, click where you want to place the terminator end of the leader. The terminator end can be on an element or a point in free space ‘The default terminator used when an element is selected is an arrowExt) 1 ‘The default Free space terminator isa dot Leader Command The Leader command sels leader to an annotation or to another leader, You ean place either end of the leader first: the annotation end ar the terminator end. The Leader ribhon bar is used to set the dimension style and toggle the break line on and of. ‘You ean aitach the annotation end ofa leader to one of the following: Textbox Balloon Another leader on a dimension or annotation ‘Yeu can place the terminator end of a leader in one ofthe following ways ‘wach it an element Place iv in fiee space ‘To add a leader Al | — 2. Select an element or keypoint to identify the origin element (A). 3, Seleci the ailditional elements or keypoints (B, C, D). 4. Rightclick the mouse to complete the command. 78Drawing Editor Symbols Symbols Overview {A frequently used drawing object can be stored in one document and placed in other documents ata scale, position, and orientation that you define, Graphic data use in this vay is called symbol. Symbols increase drawing productivity because they allow you to access existing graphic data quickly and easily, With a symbol, you can place graphic information repeatedly without re-creating it, Symbols save you time by eliminating the need to re-create information, as well as help you maintain accurate graphic data throughout a project. Symbols are contained in decuments with 9 .sym extension, Creating Symbols A symbol is 4 document with a sym extension, You can create a symbol by ele desired geometry and clicking the Create Symbol button on the Draw toolbar. ng the Default Behaviors ‘The default behaviors for symbols that you create are: + 90° rotation angles. You can press the left and right arrow keys on the keyboard to rotate symbol 99° while placing, * One drag point at the origin point defined when symbol is created, * Scale, mirror, and rotate handles display when symbol has been selected. + Will not automatically align or lock to other objects ‘To createa symbol 1. Using te Stet Toot Eick ne cemensthat the symbol istobe mad en & 2. On the Draw toolbar, click the Create Symbol I button, 3. Click a point on the drawing sheet to define the origin of the symbol 94, In de Save As dialog box, select the directory where you want co save the symbol 5. Type the name that you want forthe symbol. The sofiware saves the document with asym extension, Click the OK button Placing Symbols ‘Symbol Options Before placing a symbol, yo can set an option to link or embed the symbol when you «drag ancl crop i onto the drawing sheet. You can do this by clicking the Options ‘command oa the Tools nienw and hen seting the option you want on the Symbols ia, Ta place a symbol 1. Selecta symbol from tre Symbol Explorer. he let mouse button, drag ihe symbol from the Symbol Explorer window into the active document, When you click a symbol inthe Symbol Explorer co drag it nto a document, the ‘pointer attaches to the origin of the symbol. The origin was defined when the ‘symbol was originally created. Dimensions within a symbol do not display wien itis dropped into a document, ‘Ta place multiple capies of a symbal 1. Select the desired symbol with the mouse by clicking it withthe let mouse button single time in the Symbol Explorer. 802. Mave the cursor tothe desited pesition inthe drawing and click to place the symbol, 3, The symbol will remain active until the right mouse button is selected or another symbol is chosen from the Symbol Explorer. ‘To place multiple copies using the Stamp method 1. Select asymbol with the rig ‘symbol into the document, 2, Release the right mouse button in the desired To 3. On the displayed sorscut menu, click Stamp Here, aq tt same symbol 5, Click the right mouse buitoa when you are finished placing the symbol. It mouse button, and while holding it down, drag the of the first symbol Note: If you decide that you do not want to place several copies of a symbol, you can click Place Here on the shortcut menu. This places only one instance of the syrabol bs Symbol Placement Behavior Drag Points ‘A drag point is the point to which the mouse cursor attaches to a symbol for dragging and dropping. A symbol can have multiple drag points, which can be toggled using the up and down arrow keys as the symbol is being dragged into the drawing, 81Rotation When you drag a symbol or align it to an element, you can press the left and right arrow keys on the keyboard. This rotates the symbol in 90° inerements by default. Some symbols are designed to rotate at different increments. A symbol defined with a rotation of (° will not rotate using the arrow keys, FS == it Alignment Some symbols are created with a special alignment behavior. This behavior allows the synibol to automatically rotate and align itself parallel to another graphical object during drag and drop placement or when the symbol is repositioned alter placement. ae Creating a simple parametric symbol for a Pipe End Draw the Graphic 1. Start Drawing Editor. 2, Make sure thai Tools ~ Maintain Relationships is tumed on, 823. Select Tools ~ SmartSketch Settings and make sure that Mid Point is checked, Faksone [ce | > 7 heen 1 Hewett tes 2 1 Ende 2 Peat = 7H 1B Poste FF ove 4. Select the line command and place a vertical line on the sheet. +; 5. Reset (rig mouse click) and place a horizontal line on the sheet. 6. Display the relationship toolbar by clicking on the Main toolbar Relationship. bution, Mv% Slot ala] andi 7. Select the Connect relationship command 832. B. 14. Move your mouse over the horizontal line until you see the midpoint glyph displayed and click the left mouse button, —— a Move your mouse over the vertical line until you see the midpoint glyph display and click the left mouse button, yp ne ). The horizontal line should move so that its midpoint is coincident with the vertical lines midpoint, Select the Equal relationship commend, Click on the ventcal ine and then the horizontal line ‘The vertieal line and the horizental line should become the same length + ‘Tur off the Relationship toolbar by clicking the red X in the ttlebar of the toolbar. ¥15, Select the eirele command on the Draw toolbar and move ever the intersection of the two lines. Click the left mouse button when the midpoiat glyph is displayed to begin the circle. ee te Lee eo NS Cle) Fou S Shits | See 3] DEaAS BOE Sa ee 16, Move the mouse seme distance and click again to place the circle + 17 Select the Fill command on the Draw toolbar, (x 18, On the ribbon bar forthe color command, select a Solid style and select black as the 8519. Click in the upper right and lower left quadrants of the circle to fill them, = on Add the Dimensions: 20, Select Tools ~ Layers to display the Layers ribbon bar. be) 21. Type in Dimensions to create a layer for the dimensions. Lew Bens Sor 22, Display the Dimension toolbar by clicking the Dimension bution on the Main toolbar, 23, Select the SmantDimension command, WAT SS Ie Pw 24, Dimension the diameter of the circle and the horizontal line, Both dimensions should be black (driving dimensions), 25, Select'Tools ~ Variables to display the Vanable ‘Table. There should be two entries, one for the diameter of the circle and one for the length of the lines, 626, In the Formula field for the dimension for the length of the lines, enter “LSEVI2S" (note —Replace V128 with the actual name of the circle dimension isplayed in your Variable Table) and close the dialog. The two lines should resize with respect to the circle, 21, Select the dimension for the circle diameter and change its value in the dimension rbbonbar to verify chat the formula is being correctly applica. ss Bale = Create the Symbol: 28. Select all of the objects using Fait Select All or by using the Select Tool 29. Click the Create Symbol command on the Draw toolbar. 87Pr BasAy BS aeae en 30. Click atthe center point of the circle (the intersection of the two lines) to set the symbol origin, 31, Enter a name and select the location in the File ~ Saves dialog. Set the symbol parameters and behaviors: 4832, Open the symabel by selecting File - Open and browse to the symbol file you just ‘rested. 3B. Select Tools — Add-Ins to display the Add-In Manager dialog and turn on the Symbol Authoring Tools add-in, See testa Fi 36, Click on the Parameters tab, 37, Make sure thatthe dimension for the Circle is selected and in the parameter name field enter OPD. Click Apply and OK. 938. On the Layers ribhon bar (if not displayed, use tools — Layers to display it), select the Default layer in the combo box: then click the Display layers button. +40, Save and Close the symbol file. Place and Test the symbol 41, Display the Symbol Explorer by clicking on the Symbol Explorer button oa the Main toolbar,42. Use the Symbol Explorer to locate an drag in your symbol. 48. Inthe Attribute Viewer, set the value of OPD to 3 in and verity thatthe symbol resizes, Change the value and nat the symbol resizes again,Placing manual annotation A. Manual labeling 13, Select the DrawingNumberl from the Snapshot drawing type, right click and select Edit. 14 Zoom into the pumps in the plan view 15, Select the place & label command cool 16, Select one of the pumps of labels pick the Name_Rect_CA_IL label as shown {Na Note Rect CAL “YPoe Suprore Cort Port Sie ~ [bbe Stonon Contd Part Stic ~ 18, Make sure the “As Drawn’ checkbox inthe ribbon bar is checked Rear sie Si al wu Ty Rv 19, A label appears on your cursor, click inthe sheet (0 place it where desired 20, Now select the other pump and label it 21, Right-click to exit the labeling command B. Dimensioning 1. Click the Dimension bution in the main toolbar toopen the dimensioning voolbar. | Oe 6 sBed\o-|e 22 4 C. User L 2 Dock the dimensioni toolbar to the top of the sereen and select the Distance between command I TA iRet oe @ Select two gridlines inthe plan view by clicking them in succession as shown, A dimension appears on your cursor. | hos) GS] J A187 | ver +002 2 asin a fi Click to place the dimension where desired Text Select Tools Layers In the layer toolbar, key in UserYext and press Enter. ‘This will create a new layer named UserText and make it active [=p] aa] Using the text command on the vertical toolbar, enter some text,e.g. the namie of the view and place it under the view. 94, Save and exit the drawing, Al of the manually placed text or graphic annotation on layers Whose name starts withthe letters “User” is saved. All labels and dimensions are saved Uhrough updates.Editing Border Templates Creating New Template 1. Open the Drawings Editor 2. Select File => Properties => Units Teb. Set the file attributes as noted and select OK, tangas — 3. Select File => Sheet Setup => Size and Scale tab. Set the file attributes as noted and select OK. 9sSe 898 [Segara Nr ee spuae [ivicetirnxSteny Comey Poe xe Ee [loz oes a | © Cet, Fier + Fim 4, Select File => Save as and save the file in the ((\{Symbot Share) Drawings\Catalog\emplates) as "New_Al_L shat” and select “Save” 5, Save the file again, but this time as “New_A1_2.sha”, Using a DWG/DGN template to seed a drawing template |. First determine the size of the template file you want to create, 2. Open Windows Explorer and navigare © fInscallation Dit\Common2D\Shape2)\Templace Select Normal sha and view File Propenies and uncheck the Read Only attribute 4, Open Normal sha in Drawing editor and set its size to the desired size of your template. Save and close drawing editor 5. Open Drawing Editor using desktop shortcut, 6. File — Open to open the DGN or DWWG file, the file contents are automatically converted to SHA format, Scaling issues are avoided due to steps | through 4, 7. Tools— Layers and create a layer called “DwgTemplate* 8. Selecta! border graphics from all auto-created layers in the file and move them to the DweTemplate layer using the Change Layer button on the %Layers toolbar. Luerlbeat SSC] | (Gangetare) Save the file in Une [Symbol ShareNDrawings\Catalog\Templaves directory with the desired name, Adding Drawing Property Labels En the Dravings and Reprs Tsk Selet Tools => Ee Border Tempe Suet "New AL_2sha" and OK te for. lq in he Labe et ul down, pick Tide Area In the Field pull down, pick CompanyName [Fetes lle Chagelunbr » chagette ® bee Click elose tothe bottom right comer of the sheet to place the label Similarly pick the ApprovedBy field trom the Signature/\rea label set and place itas well Save the template and exit Drawings Editor 7Basic View Styles Creating a volume view style 1. Select Tools => Define View Styl. You will be presented wih the following dialog containing all the delivered view styles for Key Plan view styles, Volume view styles and Snapshot view styles. Currently all view styles for Volume and Snapshot drawings are contsined within the Onttosraphic view siyies. Define View Style 2. For the “View Style Type" property, drop the select list down and select Orthographic.3. Select the “New Style” “21 button from the top left of this form and rename the style to “Iso Snapshot View Style” by select the new style that was created with the default name and using the “Rename” * button 4. Double click on the new style created and the Following “View Style Properties” dialog will appear 1. Since this is a Volume view style, you will need to change the “Filter Behavior” property to “Filters determine which abjeets are processed. (Volume) 5. In the first row of the grid, under Tests, under the Filter Name eoluma, select More. Fa ae 6. Select the catalog filter under Catalog Filters\Default FiltersiSP3D Odject Filters\Object Types\Piping and select the filter named Piping Parss (aot the folder with the same name). 7. Under the Actions, under the Graphic Rule column, seleet More, 8. Select New. 9. In the Graphic rule ~ VHL dialog, set Rule Name: to Normal and Visible Line Style to Normal Red. Set description Visible:Normal Red 9Fula am Desipin chet ie ne 10 Click OK to define the new VHL rule 11, Select Normal and click OK to apply the rule in the style 12 Under Matchline Label, select Matchfine_None_A 13, Click OK to define the view style. Creating a snapshot view style 2. Select Tools => Define View Style. You will be presented withthe following dialog containing all the delivered view styles for Key Plan View styles, Volume view styles and Snapshot view styles, Currently all view stfles for Volume and Snapshot drawings are contained within the Orthographic view syles, 100eon Ey owt ny Pan Becrica Cobley Key an ‘G9 Becta Ensonert Key Far By Emme toy Pan SB Wve key Pon Bi reterot Koy Pon BB Fora homare fey $B Pera Key Pan BB Seu Key Pn 3. For the “View Style Type:” property, drop the select list down and select Orthographic. 4. Select the “New Style rename the style 10” buon from the top left of this form and 10 Snapshot View Siyle” by select the new style that was created with the default name and using the “Rename” baton 5. Double click on the new style ercated and the Following “View Siple * dialog will appear: 1Since thisis a Snapshot view style, you will need to change the “Filter Dehavior” property to “Filter provides overvides te set of objects) (Snapshot) Select the Fiker Name => More... field, Select the catalog filter: Catalog Filters\Detault Filters\SP3D Object Filters\Object Types\Equipment and Furnishings and select the fier named Equipment, Select the Graphic Rule => More... field. The Select Rule form appears. Select the * Visible/Hidden Edges (VHL)" option from the pulldown list ‘And then Select “New”, The Grapitic Rule VHL form appears. ). Key-in “Normal Blue” for the Rule name and Visible Normal Blue for the Description, |. Select the “Visible Line Style" pulldown and select “Normal Blue". OK the form, 102Graphic Rule ~ HL 12, Select the newly created graphic rule on the Select Rule form and OK the form. 13, Similarly select Name_None_A_JL for the label rule, 14, OK the form, 15, Youhave now created a basic View Style for Snapshot Drawings. Creating a key plan view style 1. Select Tools ~ Define Key Plan View Style 2. Select New... and name the view siyle ‘Plant view” 1033. Select All Objects asthe range fer eon a A. For the View Style, select More. 5. Switch to Volume View Styles and create a New View Style ‘6. Name it “Key Plan Plant View" 1047. Select the filter for the first row to be “Grid Line” View Sive Properties "Volume View ShleNane: Dercithor [rayParBinven [| View ie Setrae ‘GapicPepuaton Ruts: Intecin PS Cie For (BSF Draira Fees = GSP Object fits FL hssicaton Prperoe 5 Bi dbed Types 8. Select Normal Gray for the graphic rule 9. In the second row, enter *KEY_PLAN_FOCUS_FLEMENT" in the filter column 10, Select Blue as a graphic rule 108Creating a volume drawing package A. Creal ing the package Right-click onthe plant and create a folder called Packages 2. Rightick on Packages and add New Volume Drawings component 3. Rename New Volume Drawing to Piping! 4. Right cick on Piping and Edie Tomplate pena co] Baste beet ele 5. Select Imperial Wide Note Area and click OK. Tenplaes rosie Wide sha BTalee el wae she Sy cvae ha TC Wide Note sien ous “eileen 5. Matimize and fit the view in the Drawi Editor 7. Select the line atthe top of the border till a quick pick is shown, using it select the symbol, Watch the attribute viewer on the right side of the Drawing Editor, ic will show information when the symbol is selected, 1068. Right-click on the symbol and select Single Vi ight-click on the sy select Single View - Two view 8 Thee iw A een 8 Fur Yow gh a at apy rg to Font send ck Push Bown 49, In the Auribute Viewer, set the Margin Offset to 3" and watch the view resize itself. 10, Use the Place Drawing view command to draw the 2D view coincident with the view shown, pS a 11 Fill in the Drawing View Properties as shown wo] Fama View| No gt oesitn Fag Ste [Pimnst =] teatin Lasky Pin a Soe EES] TS Mi12, Switch to the Format tab and uncheck the Show Border box. ve fom | Ve ol ne wi Lie ype: 13. Now you may select the symbol (using quick pick) and delete it using the delete key. Its only function was to let you quickly place a correctly sized 14. Clove the drawing editor and say Yes when prompted 0 save. 15. Right-click on Piping! and Save Packave.. 16. Fi [SavePackage | Package Nane Prat Paclage Desrgtion [Trane css Pore package TabNane ok _| crew 17. Now right-click the Piping! package and delete it B. Testing the package I. Right-click on GA Drawings and select New... 108,Notice that there is a new tab called Training in the Adi Component dialog Cihogagic Cun | Ganeal| Intl ering) Ti | SU] Select Piping! and click OK. Switch to Space Management task and clear view clipping 5. Start the place drawing volume by View command, make sure the ribbon. bar shows the Piping! drawing type selected. Dioving Be roe ion Sh aoe) ee Pe .Plce the vw whore desited using pinpoint if necessary Site to Drawings and Report ask (Create and update drawing, Observe that only piping parts that are inside the volume you placed are shown, 109Defining Line Styles 1. Open the file Styles.sha in the {Symbol Share)\Drawings\Catalog\Femplates folder . Format — Style and pick the Line option and click New 4, Change the color to Dk Blue 7Shie Color: wet Type Description st [arsbies =] [Normal Blue + Color=Dk Blue Normal DkBhe 5, Close and Save and Exit the Styles.sha file. mGraphic Rules VHL Rule VHL Rules simply replace the vector hidden line graphics with a line syle chosen from the list of lines in Styles sha Define a VIL graphics rule for the Dk Blue line style ereated above |. Switeh to the Drawings and Reports task Define View Style and choose the Snapshot View Style Equipment! In the Graphic Rule pulldown, select More, Click New to create # new graphics rule In the Visible Line Style pulldown, select Nomal Dk Blue Cee Desciipton pe reper [va isle Line Siyle Hicten Line Styfs Hictien By Self Lne Sule Visible Fil Sule Hiden Fil Ste Aspect Mul‘Selech [Show Certerine [Centarine Visible Lie Stylo Centering Hidden Lne Syie Normal ue Normal Green Normal Rea Trick [Trick Bio Thick Green rick Red [Transparent ox Concst_ | GlearAl 6, Click OK to save the new VHL rule 7. Select Normal Dk Blue and cick OK to apply it 0 the view syle 8. Click OK to save the view styl. LL. Click OK to save the Rule mReplace with Line Rule ‘This rule merely replaces the representation of the VIL graphics (inear segments) with line. LL In the Graphic Rule field in the view style, select More, 2. In the Graphic Rule type select Replace object with Line Colchein TTEATE >] Veblen Es VL FaplcsChstarunw ait PR Repl Ca th Soo ‘Create a new Replace with Line Rule named RedLine Buea Bean Woe 4, Inthe Visible Line Style field, select Normal Red In the Hidden Line Style field select Dashed Red ue Name: Deseipton: edine CT Wale Histle une Se NomalFed Histon Line Se DathedFed 6. Save the Rule Replace with Line and Widget ‘This rule replaces the abject with a line as above. Then it places a widget along the line to represent the cross section of the abject. This widget can be either a VL of the cross section or a externally created symbol LL In the Graphic Rule type select Replace Objecis(s) with Line and Widget 2. Createa new Rule named BeamsWidget 3. On ihe graphics tb, select visible tne ste to be Novia 5] | aus ble Line Sle Nora! Hasson Ure Se Nel Oran 134, Om the widget tab, select values as below Vane asp aS) Deut epee Lengh (2), 5 bopect eit 2) 100 Widget Foston [arg obi) 5D 5. Click OK to save the rule Replace object with symbol ‘We will create a symbol to use for the replace object with symbol rule first 1. Open the Drawings Editor 2. Draw the graphic displayed below (do not include the dimensions). Use @ line thickness of 1,0 mm ard place it on the Befault layer. Icis not nccessary to have Maintain Relationships set in | 6in L Select the Seleet Tool command on the Draw toolbar and drag a fence around the graphics 4. Select the Create Symbol command. 5. Left-ctick atthe midpoint on the horizontal line to place the symbol origin ‘The Save As Symbol bex appears. 6, Browse to the Symbols share on the server and save the symbol to the [Symbol Share}\Dravings\Catalog\Symbols folder. Name the symbol “WI8x35_X_Sect 7. Bxit Shape2DServer without saving the document 8. Create a new Graphics rule ofthe type ‘Replace object with symbol” 49. Name the rule Column 10, Select the symbol “W18x35_X_ Section’ LL, Sclect OK on the Choose Symbol box We can now use this rein a view style to select all columns and replace then vith this symbol usDefining Drawing Labels Label Template 1. Switch to the Catalog task 2. Tools ~ Define Label 3. Select the Labels folder and create a new folder named ‘Drawing Labels’ Draw Label Tuperal Labels 4, Select the Drawing Labels folder and pick ‘New COM Label” =O Label Gs Base Tents eo METEE 5. Name the Label MemberType by typing in the name in the Name field 6. Add a property “Type’ to the label from the Member Part Prismatic 16Dies PopetyofDbect Type a zi uw7. Select the Type property and insert i to the layout Werbetipe 8. Similarly insert the Name property 9. Click OK to save the label, Windows Explorer, browse to [Symbols fies, 1, Browse to NLabels\Drawing LabelsiMemberType and copy all the [Symbols Share] Drawings\Catalog\Labels\Templates and paste the files Label Symbol File 1. Using Windows Explorer, navigate to the [Symbols Share]'Drawings\Catalog\t abels\Templates folder. 2. Copy the SectionSize_None_APO-NLsym and SeetionSize_None_APO-NL xml files and paste them in the ssime directory 3. Rename then 1 MemiberType.sym and MemberType.ctl Double-click MemberType.sym to open it 5. Double-click the word ScetionSize tl it highlights in yellow background and! then type word MemberType. (This i for your usinformation only, software does not care what text you put here.) 16. Rightelick the word MemberType and select Properties 7. Yeu can change the Border and fill atibuces as desired, 8. ‘choose Border color as Dk Blue and Fill color as Yellow. 9, Click OK and then save the symbol and exit, Label XML File 1 (fen the MemberType.xnil using NotePad, CockTop or other text editor. 2. Scroll dawn to line 84 attribuceNamen" 13. Change SectionSize to MemberType and SectionSize-tp to MemberType.np 4, Edit one of the drawings that contains « Structural Member. 5. Start the manually place label command ject LonSizet>Sect lenSize.rtp mw6. Selecta structural member. 7. Select MemberT ype from the list of labels 8. Click to place “These are the seitings that can be set fora label in the XML_ Name of the label Name of the label template file and axtribute set on the label sym text box Positioning les for the label ‘A__| Absolute X and ¥ location relative 10 an object. APO | Absolute X and Y location, parallel, and ofiset relative to an object, ‘AV. | Absolute X ancl Y location relative toa vector from the center of the view, and aligned to the object. CA | Positioned in Clear space by quadzant priority, or positioned in an Absolute X and ¥ location relative to an object if no clear space is found (CP Positioned in Clear space anc aligned Linear to the coordinate system, ‘CM in the Margin if no clear space is found, M_| Positioned outside the view in the Margin Leader placement rule Leader with no jos Jogged Leader NL No Leader Creating Label Rule ‘Copy \Catalog\kules\LabelKules\SectionSize_None_APO_NL.xi 2. Paste and rename it as MemberType.aml 3. Open the file and change SectionSize_None_APO_NL to MemberType. Now the new label is available as a rule 120Custom Graphic Rules ‘These rules ate used to change the 3D geometry hat is passed into the VHL routines. CappedNormalPipe.dll Applies to: Straight ripe, normal tothe view ‘What it does: Replaces the pipes normal to the view with a cylindrical cap in the center of rh of the pipe n to use: If open (unclipped) ends of pipe are to be replaced witha symbol DesignEquipmentPartSeparator.dll Applies to: Equipment ‘What it does: Separates equipment into body (list shape placed), shapes, nozzles and pans (child components). When to use: To label and symbolize noz2les of equipment How to use: In Graphic Preparation Rules, define a rule that uses Equipment as the filter and apply the DesignquipmentPartSeparator.lll 0 it. Once this is done, you may put a row for Pipe Nozzles in the view style. RIDefault ElbowtoArc.dil Applies to: Piping Flbows ‘What it does: Replaces 3D elbow with aa are forthe body and two discs forthe wo ports ‘When to use: When piping elbows are to be represented as single line but the ends of piping are to be shown. m2How to use: In Graphic Preparation Rules, define a rule that select piping components, and apply the ElbowtAre.dll 0 i ElbowtoArc Elbowto! gleArc.dil Applies to: Piping Elbows Whatit does: Replaces 3D elbow with an are When to use: When piping elbows are to be represented as single Tine How to use: In Graphic Preparation Rule, define a rule that select piping components, and apply the ElbowtoSingleArc.All 0 it, 13we <“ a ; \ Se ee SY Vy ElbowtoSingleArc EquipmentNozzleSeparator.dll Same as Design quipmentPantSeparator, but for standard equipment. Gri esDrawingWrapperEntity.dll Applies to: Grid Planes ‘What it does, Draws “Yen the X-Z and Y-Z. axes) ‘When to use: In elevation and isometric views when drawings need to show vertical lines, at grid intersections How co use: In Graphic Preparation Rules, dine a rule that uses GridPlanes as the filter and apply the Gridlines Drawing WrapperEnity all 10 it. Once this is done, you may pata row for Grid Planes in the view style. The graphic rule for the grid planes also needs to include a reference to the GridlinesDrawingW rapperEntity dl _dlines" atthe interseesion of X planes and Y planes (on MakeDrawable.dil Applies to: All graphical objects Rs‘What it does: Makes objects that are usually not displayable in 3D thence not drawable in 2D), drawable, ‘When 10 use: Whenever you noed to label or systems, pipe support assemblies on a drawing How to use: In Graphic Preparation Rules, define a nul that select the objects that are ro be made drawable and apply Make Drawable.dll fo them. op objets such as eatres, rs, RersUbe Type\PenaPinra None Maced asl ect Type\SuppatsSuppat emily MakeDsonble BsPipeTurnFeattoArc.dil Applies to: Piping tur features ‘What it does: Makes the piping (um feature drawable and replaces i with a single are ‘When 1 use: Wien pipe bends are o be shown as single Line, How touse: In Graphic Preparation Rules, define a rule that select piping rurn features ‘ad apply the Pipe TurnFeattoAredl toi PortsSeparator.dll Applies to: Piping components ‘What it does: Separates the ports ofthe piping components from the component and makes them drawable ‘When to use: When the open end of an elbow is to be replaced by a symbol How touse: In Graphic Preparation Rules, define a rule that select piping components and apply PortsSeparaior dll to them. Then in the view styles, use the PsuedoFiker ‘Ports’ as FiltesName::Ports and replace with symbol graphic rule 126ReplaceWPoint.dll Applies to: All graphical objects ‘What it daes: Replaces the 3D geometry of the object with a tiny sphere at the center of the range When co use: When you need to label an object but do not wish for itt participate in VEL and potentially hide other objects behind it How to use: In Graphic Preparasion Rules, define a rule that select the objecss that are «9 be replaced with a point and apply ReplaceWPoincalll to them SlopedPipeWArcSymbol.dil Applies to: Sloped straight pipe Whar it does: Replaces straight pipe with its centerline and a series of ares representi the elope ‘When to use: When sloped pipe is to be represented on a plan drawing, VolumeWireFrame.dll Applies to: All graphic objects ‘What it does: Replaces an object with its wireframe representation for VAL. ‘When co use: When you need to show outlines of certain objects and want to keep the ‘objects’ surfaces from hiding other objects Hov to use: In Graphic Preparation Rules, define a rule that selects the objects and apply Volume WireFrame dll co them, 17For acklitional informstion on all Drawing Wrappers, refer to the DrawingsandRepotsUsersGuide.pdt An illustrated descriptioa of each drawing wrapper ‘can be found in Appendix E 8Advanced View Styles ‘The basic view style consists of several rows each with a fikerand a graphic rule, This determines what goes on a érawing and how it looks. Adding labels to the view style can be considered an intermediate operation. The advanced operations consist of additional orientation and clipping tests, custom graphic rales and dimensioning rules, Deconstructing the piping plan view style The instructor will lead you through opening a Piping Plan drawing created with the delivered Piping Plan view style and ideniitying what elements on the ‘drawing are created by which rows in the view style. Analysis of drawings for view style creation The following table describes the set of steps required to creave a view style to match a drawing standard. Analysis ‘SP3D Activity u ‘Read paper drawing t0 identify items included ‘Map objecis seen on drawing to SP3D objec: types and match up each kind with a specific filter Filter UI, May have to rely on SQL filters for certain kinds of clemenss Find oat graphical representation in drawing (single line/double Tine, Tine style, weigh, and all the conditions that prompt that line style to be used) salor ete Decide which grphic nule fs te be used for each of the objects identified above. Objects may have to be subelassitied based on size, orientation wr.t paper, clipping conditions ete. Itmay be required to use ‘custom graphic wrappers to ‘change the 3D representation of objects to suit the drawing requirements Graphic rule UI Ul exiss for creating row line siyles, Find out label annotation’ required foreach and the rules 1 place the annotation (data reported by the label, position of the label wr the object, leeder lines - their styles ete) Decide what objects labeled with what data and ‘where the data is in the daa model. A report label that traverses the relationships: will need to be written if required Urexisis for writing the report label and the ook and feel of the abet in the sym f 129Decide which point on the abject needs to be labeled. (end, center, control point, origin ete). Decide which positioning siodules ate appropriate for each label absolute, parallel, learspace, margin) Decide which leader modules are o be used. There is no Ul yet tor the positioning and leader portions Find ou dimensioning required foreach iter type. Dimensioning includes dimension auuibates such as ‘units, amow style ete as well as position ws.t object. Since imtensions are always between ‘wo things (either parts of the same objector distinct objects), find cut how each dimension ‘was plaved and what it represents, Dimensions are best (oF tough of as chains ‘composed of various object types, with some anchoring lypes (e.g. columns, grids or decks) and other target object Spe (6 inne ing Decide the type of dimension [only linear currently supponed except for penetration plaies) Decide what point of the object the dimension witness lines need t0 reach, Decide which positioning modules are appropriate fabsoluce, clear space, margin) Decide the direction ofthe dimension (horizontal, vertical) Define anchoring elements Fikers and target element Hikers. NoUr. 130