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Piping Component Dimensions

Aurelio Hinampas
Aurelio Hinampas over 11 years ago
 
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  • Usman Shehu Isa
    Usman Shehu Isa over 8 years ago
    Well done Rhel!
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  • indraseena Reddy
    indraseena Reddy over 6 years ago
    I have downloaded "pcompDim.pmlfrm" and pasted in  C:\AVEVA\Plant\PDMS12.1.SP4\PMLLIB\design\forms and PMl.index i updated.
    Then i done pml rehash all, while calling i am getting error Form PCOMPDIM not found.
    for calling "Show !!pcompdim" i wrote in command line.
    if any wrong procedure  i am doing please correct to get.
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  • Aurelio Hinampas
    Aurelio Hinampas over 6 years ago
    [QUOTE=iforindrasena;109214]I have downloaded "pcompDim.pmlfrm" and pasted in  C:\AVEVA\Plant\PDMS12.1.SP4\PMLLIB\design\forms and PMl.index i updated.
    Then i done pml rehash all, while calling i am getting error Form PCOMPDIM not found.
    for calling "Show !!pcompdim" i wrote in command line.
    if any wrong procedure  i am doing please correct to get.

    Make sure that you have write access to the pml.index file. Try to delete the pml.index file; Do not worry, it will be created back after you type the command PML REHASH ALL. The reason is to re-write the index and capture all newly added pml macros in the PMLLIB.

    Type in the command PML REHASH ALL
    Callout to show the pipe component dimensions, SHOW !!PCOMPDIM

    -- Hope it helps
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  • indraseena Reddy
    indraseena Reddy over 6 years ago
    @rhel, Thank u now it is working.
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  • Udaya
    Udaya over 6 years ago
    Thanks, good pml.

    I  need to display the Pipe name on design. Please let me know how to do it.

    Regards
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  • Aurelio Hinampas
    Aurelio Hinampas over 6 years ago
    [QUOTE=udayr;110068]Thanks, good pml.

    I  need to display the Pipe name on design. Please let me know how to do it.

    Regards

    Just simply use the command MARK:

    MARK ALL PIPE
    -- To remove the display text:
    UNMARK ALL
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  • Udaya
    Udaya over 6 years ago
    I tried mark all pipe in version 12.1 sp4, it is not working.
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  • Aurelio Hinampas
    Aurelio Hinampas over 6 years ago
    I tried mark all pipe in version 12.1 sp4, it is not working.


    I think its working but it was placed somewhere because PIPE does not have Position attribute. Just mark the BRANCH instead.
    MARK ALL BRAN FOR CE
    MARK ALL EQUI FOR CE

    Take note that the Text will be position at the Origin.
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  • Azmatulla Mirza Baig
    Azmatulla Mirza Baig over 6 years ago
    If you want to show some text on specific elements in design the MARK command can be used to easily accomplish this.

    An example of the syntax for the MARK command is:
    MARK WITH ( displaytext ) ALL ( selection ) WITH ( criteria ) FOR CE

    Where,
    displaytext can be anything that evaluates to a text string. A few examples:
    NAME OF CATREF
    'Bore: ' + STRING(CPAR[1])
    selection is one or more element types that should be marked.
    criteria is the selection rule that applies.

    Example :- Mark with (namn of pipe) all (branch) for ce

    To remove all marks from the display, write UNMARK ALL
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  • Udaya
    Udaya over 6 years ago
    Thanks, this what I was looking for
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