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macro to move pipes to BOP?
ROBERTO
over 7 years ago
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mEhul_patel
over 7 years ago
+1
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Todeti Pranay
over 3 years ago
+1
CLEAR BOP 100 FROM IDPL@ (100mm shoe height) CLEAR BOP 0 FROM IDPL@ (If pipe is directly resting on structure) you can play with ID@ IDP@ IDPL@ According to your requirement.
ROBERTO
over 7 years ago
hello,
When I use piping module I love to work with a macro that moves pipes, to and from center lines, but is there a macro where you can work using bottom of pipe instead of center line?
thanks
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mEhul_patel
over 7 years ago
define method .MatchBOP()
!E = PL BOP OF ID@
PROMPT 'SELECT PIPE TO MATCH'
BOP ONTO U $!E.UP
$P BOP MOVED TO U $!E.UP
endmethod
save above txt on bop.mac
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ROBERTO
over 7 years ago
Thank you very much
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KSCV
over 7 years ago
Interesting mac, thanks!!
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Corrado Galluzzi
over 7 years ago
Here it is:
define method .MatchBOP()
!E = PL BOP OF ID@
PROMPT 'SELECT PIPE TO MATCH'
BOP ONTO U $!E.UP
$P BOP MOVED TO U $!E.UP
endmethod
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Anthony Castillo
over 7 years ago
where is this bop.mac?
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Anthony Castillo
over 7 years ago
is it a file? where can I find it?
or do I need to save the text as bop.mac and save it somewhere?
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mEhul_patel
over 7 years ago
Welcome sir
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Corrado Galluzzi
over 7 years ago
it was already written in post #2 :-)
save above txt on bop.mac
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mEhul_patel
over 7 years ago
[QUOTE=ce_amcastillo_82;107549]is it a file? where can I find it?
or do I need to save the text as bop.mac and save it somewhere?
save the text as .mac file
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