EXPORT TUBI ELEMENT

I tried but only managed to export first tubi and first none tubi member and it's leavetubi..

export /branch
exclude all branmem wi sequ gt 2 and type ne 'TUBI' for /branch

changing sequ to gt 1 remove the first tubi also. so maybe if you added  dummy ATTAs at volume border it could be doable.

And a note on that, sequence number of first tubi is the same number as the sequence of the branch in pipe hieararchy.

I tried but only managed to export first tubi and first none tubi member and it's leavetubi..

export /branch
exclude all branmem wi sequ gt 2 and type ne 'TUBI' for /branch

changing sequ to gt 1 remove the first tubi also. so maybe if you added  dummy ATTAs at volume border it could be doable.

And a note on that, sequence number of first tubi is the same number as the sequence of the branch in pipe hieararchy.

 Henrik  thank you for this idea. I will try to add another loop below the export branch to add the remaining branch members individually if the sequ # is gt 2.

export /branch
exclude all branmem wi sequ gt 2 and type ne 'TUBI' for /branch

var !coll collect all branch mem for ce

do

skip if branch mem lt 3

export branch mem

enddo

I will try this one later.

as previously mentioned in my comment you can just use
SEQ EQ 1 AND TYPE EQ 'TUBI' condition to filter only the 1st tubi of branches, so the expression will be:
export ALL BRAN MEM  WITH SEQ EQ 1 AND TYPE EQ 'TUBI'

That doesn't work. As I wrote, the sequence number of the first tubi is the branch's sequence in the pipe hierarchy.

yes, you're correct I just tried it. what I suggest is this in the loop for every branch add:
var !branName name of bran
exclude all bran mem with type neq 'TUBI' and name neq 'ileave tube of $!branName'

i think this should filter only the branch tubis

Nice - it did - 5 points to you :)

exclude all bran mem with name neq 'ileave tube of $!branName'