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How to Remove Additional Operator and User Label from Relief Valve

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Revision 1 posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Abhijit Bute on 6/29/2019 5:37:36 AM

Applies To 
  
 Product(s):OpenPlant Isometrics Manager
 Version(s):08.11.XX.XXX
 Environment: Windows 7 64 bit & Others
 Area: Settings and Attributes
 Subarea: Modify isometric cell
 Original Author:Abhijit Bute, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Background

Relief Valves have inlet and outlet with Relief Operator following the direction of the inlet, mostly pointed to the Z-direction. OpenPlant Isometrics Manager has a Relief Valve following the direction of the inlet, mostly pointed to the z-direction. 

OpenPlant Isometrics Manager has Relief valve symbol including the Relief Operator and is always correctly oriented based upon inlet and outlet port information. Representation of additional operator symbol and operator directional label Is not required in generated isometric.  

Following illustrative steps helps to remove extra operator and directional user labels.

Current Result:                                                                                                                                                  Expected Result

            

Steps to Accomplish

  1. Open Bentley Class Editor from Desktop.


  2. Go to File> Open


  3. Navigate to project path and open OpenPlant_3D.01.07.ecschema.xml.
  4. Supplement with OpenPlant_3D_Supplemental_Isometrics_Isoextractor.01.07.ecschema.xml.

       



  5. Search for Relief Valve class.
  6. Remove Extra direction expression from Isometric Component.


  7. Go to Plant Base Object class. Right click Custom Attributes > Copy

         

  8. Select Specific BOM Labels. Click on down arrow and click Copy tab.


       
  9. Right click on Relief Valve class. Custom Attributes> Paste.


                    
  10. After modification schema will look like as per below image. 



  11. Save the schema and generate isometric to review the result. 

       

See Also

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Tags: AutoPLANT Modeler, OpenPlant Isometrics Manager

How to move the Equipment's Annotation along with it.

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Ashutosh Patil on 7/4/2019 5:03:20 PM

Applies To
Product(s):OpenPlant PID CONNECT Edition
Version(s):

10.04.00.30+

Environment:Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit)
Area:
Subarea:Annotation and Tags
Original Author:Ashutosh Patil, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Background.

In OpenPlant PID CE we have the advantage of separately moving the annotation along with it's equipment but for the user's flexibility  we got an option  to move the annotation along with it.
And Here are the below Steps in moving the Annotation along with it's equipment.

Steps to Accomplish

  1. Open OpenPlant Bentley Class editor CE




  2. Open the Project Schema and select the OpenPlant_PID.01.08.eschema.xml then Click Open



  3. Base Schema dialog box will be opened and automatically get selected then Click Open.

     

  4. Right Click on Openplant PID and Select the Supplement Schema.



  5. Specify Supplemental Schema dialog box will get open and Click on Add.



  6. Further it will redirect to default Supplemental Schema location  and then Click on Open.



  7. Click on Add, then OK.



  8. Ref.Schema dialog box will be opened and get selected automatically,then Click on Open.



  9. Expand to Classes,Go to General Parametric Vessel  in Equipment through Plant Base Object as shown below.Double Click on it.

      

  10. To make the Annotation of Equipment move along with it, we need to Change ,"Transform Related Annotation Enabled" to True Setting .



  11. Since being in Default setting, Parameters are in fade colour and  won't be changed hence right click on General Parametric Vessel.
    Go to Custom Attributes -Add/Remove .



  12. Add/Remove Custom Attributes dialog box will opened.
  13. Go to Component Custom Attributes,move it downward then click on Location as shown below.



  14. Change OpenPlant_PID.01.08 to OpenPlant_PID_Supplemental_Design.01.08 location  then Click on OK. 



  15. Again do the Double Click on General Parametric Vessel's go to Component Custom attributes, all the parameters in it will be  blank.
    Fill the  parameters as previous except with ," Transform Related Annotation Enabled" .
    Make the changes as shown below except for the,"Transform Related Annotation Enabled"  to value  True Settings.



  16. Click on Save and Reopen the OpenPlant PID CE .

  17.  Now For E.g Place an Equipment and annotate it .



  18. Move the Equipment from One point to another ,we Observe that the Annotation move with Equipment.
    Similarly we can do it for the respective equipment by following the above steps,such that any equipment's annotation will move accordingly with it.



See Also

Comments or Corrections?

Bentley's Product Advantage Group requests that you please confine any comments you have on this Wiki entry to this "Comments or Corrections?" section.

Tags: Move Annotation, Annotation, OpenPlant PID, Equipment Annotation, move, Along with Equipment

To Resolve Gap Formation on Pipe and Instrument Lines in OPPID

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Revision 1 posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Ashutosh Patil on 7/4/2019 6:39:00 PM

Applies To
Product(s):OpenPlant CE U4
Version(s):

10.04.00.30

Environment:Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit)
Area:PipelineLines/Instrument Line
Subarea:Process lines, Key-in
Original Author:Ashutosh Patil, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Background.

Gaps Formation or Discontinuous line after moving Instruments or components  on an Instrument lines or Process lines. This happens when control valve mounting or any components is moved from  its initial position to new one or deleted,  then the  formed gap in an process or instrument line can be restored  again in a continuous form  through, “keyin” command. .

Steps to Accomplish

        Gaps Formation  or Discontinuation formed after moving Instruments or components  on an Instrument lines or Process lines.

         

  1. Select the lines in which there is formation of gap or in a discontinuation form as it will be highlighted automatically in Magenta Colour after selection.


      
  2. To make the pipeline or Instrument line in an continuous form again,   
    Click on Key in Icon as shown below or type in Search as “key in”.
      

         
  3. As Keyin Dialog box appears type in “Pid Piperun Jump Components” and hit Enter.
        

      
  4. It can be observe that the Gap formed on an instrument line or on an pipeline is filled or restored  as in continuous form.


      
  5. For multiple lines.
    Below image shows the Lines which has Gap Formation or in a discontinuous form.
        

           
  6. Select all the lines and click on Keyin and type in same command  “Pid Piperun Jump Components” and hit Enter.


      
  7. All the Process line or Instrument line which were having Gap formation or in a discontinuous form is restored again to continuous form. 
        

     

    Thus the Pid Piperun Jump Components from keyin helps in making pipeline or instrument lines in an continuous form again from formed gap on it.

    Still a Problem? 

    If above problem still persists, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage group.  Please include a list of all relevant details to get in depth analysis for a solution or workaround. 

    Comments or Corrections? 

    Bentley's Product Advantage Group requests that you please confine any comments you have on this Wiki entry to this Comments or Corrections?" section. 


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To Enter New Piping Components from Component Table

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Devendra Warke on 7/17/2019 1:37:13 PM

Applies To 
Product(s):OpenPlant Modeler
Version(s):-
Environment: -
Area: Piping Components
Subarea: Piping
Original Author:Rahul Kumar, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Overview

As per user request, we have created this page to allow user to request for desired components and henceforth, this page will get updated with the detailed information, that could be used further for their project. 

Anyone can participate in this request link and share their data as well to cater the needs and help achieve other users to accomplish their projects.

Case#1

List of Piping components available in Component Table: 

CASE #2

User has also mentioned about some other components like Pipe Wye ,Pipe Hub,Pipe Coupling , Pipe Bend and Reducing Pipe Coupling which do not have their respective preview and description

It has also been observed that there many components that do not have respective preview and description. This is causing issues for many users as they are unable to create custom components.

Comments or Corrections?

Bentley's Product Advantage Group requests that you please confine any comments you have on this Wiki entry to this "Comments or Corrections?" section. THANK YOU!

Tags: OpenPlant Modeler, Piping Components, Basic Parameters

Settings/Attributes - OpenPlant Modeler CE

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Rahul Kumar on 7/19/2019 5:24:28 AM

Settings/Attributes - OpenPlant Modeler

To Discuss various Settings to be done in OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition.

See Index

See Also

OpenPlant Modeler v8i

External Links

Check Videos  Content LEARN Server

Bentley Sign In

learn.bentley.com
Access your Bentley Services

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Tags: Settings/Attributes

How to Add Custom Tools in Ribbon Interface for OpenPlant Modeler CE

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Rahul Kumar on 7/19/2019 5:42:49 AM


Applies To 
Product(s):OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition
Version(s):

10.04.00.30 Update 4 & Higher

Environment: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit)
Area: Settings/Attributes
Subarea: Ribbon Interface
Original Author:Rahul Kumar, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Various Custom Tool or icon to add on ribbon interface in OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition, 

Background

In OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition, user requirement is to add their own custom icons and tools or sometimes creates a whole group of icons separately. Below steps would aid user to achieve the desired configuration.

Steps to Accomplish

  1. Launch OpenPlant Project Administrator CONNECT Edition.



  2. Select desired workset, say OpenPlantMetric.
  3. Expand workset node & select desired application, say OpenPlant Modeler

See Also

Still a Problem?

If above problem still persists, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage group.  Please include a list of all relevant details to get in depth analysis for a solution or workaround.

Tags: CONNECT Edition, icons, OPM, OPPA, OPMCE, OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT edition, Ribbon Interface, Tools

How to: User Overrides for Isometric components

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Abhijeet Shinde on 7/19/2019 12:44:31 PM

Applies To 
Product(s):OpenPlant Isometrics Manager
Version(s):08.11.09.XXX (SS5) | 08.11.11.XXX (SS6)
Environment: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64 bit)
Area: Settings/Attributes         
Subarea: -
Original Author:Joey Bertone, Bentley Product Advantage Group

User Overrides

The override facility gives the user the possibility to fine tune the isometric output at the fitting level. Overrides are implemented for:

  • Component symbology (color, weight, style, level)
  • Component dimensions
  • Component scale

Overrides are defined in a file pointed to by the configuration variable IE_OVERRIDES, which is defined in the IsoProj.cfg file. When IE_OVERRIDES is not defined the file (IE_CONF)overrides.txt is used. Download a sample overrides.txt here. Caution is advised when using overrides as they could override certain settings unintentionally. Please note that an override is absolute, anything set in the configuration manager is overruled:

The file may contain zero or more RULE sections. Rules are read from top to bottom allowing  rules lower in the list to override higher rules. Rules are setup in the following format.

RULE

INCLUDE = expression

EXCLUDE = expression

<Override statement>

RULEKeyword that marks the start of a rule definition.

IINCLUDE
(optional)

<expression> filters in components for the override. Multiple INCLUDE lines are possible. When no INCLUDE line is present all components will filter in.

EXCLUDE 
(optional)

<expression> filters out components for the override. Multiple EXCLUDE lines are possible.
<Override statement>        Rules may contain one or more override statements with the format OVERRIDE_NAME = value.

Override Names


COLOR

Specifies the color for the component that passes the rule include/exclude filters:

A value = -1 specifies a no change
Use Microstation color values chart 0 to 255
Use RBG color values [32,255,53]

Examples:

COLOR = 2

COLOR = [32,255,53]


WEIGHT

Specifies the weight for the component that passes the rule include/exclude filters:

A value = -1 specifies a no change
Use Microstation weight values 0 to 31

Example:

WEIGHT = 5


STYLE

Specifies the style for the component that passes the rule include/exclude filters

Use default Line Style numerical values 0 - 7 and names ( Center ),{ Diamond } etc.. For line Style names use the exact name from the style.

Value = -1 specifies a no change

Examples:

STYLE = 2
STYLE = { Diamond }


LEVEL NAME

Specifies the level name for the component that passes the rule include/exclude filters

An empty string value specifies a no change

Example:

LEVELNAME = Level 50


DIMENSION

Indicates that the component that passes the include/exclude filter is

0 - NOT to be individually dimensioned

1 - to be individually dimensioned

Example:

DIMENSION = 0


MIDPOINT

Indicates that the component that passes the include/exclude filter is

0 - not to be midpoint dimensioned

1 - to be midpoint dimensioned

Example:

MIDPOINT = 0


SCALE

Sets the scale of the symbol relative to the size of the symbol in the cell library. The value is ignored when not between 0.1 and 10.  1 is full normal size, .5 would be half size and 10 would be 10 times normal size.

Min - 0.1
Max - 9.999

Example:

SCALE = 5


SHOWTRACING

Allows the Isometric style to determine what components if any display tracing.

ShowTracing = 1 enable display of tracing
ShowTracing = 0 disable display of tracing

Example:

ShowTracing = 1 


SHOWINSULATION

Allows the Isometric style to determine what components if any display insulation.

ShowInsulation = 1 enable display of insulation
ShowInsulation = 0 disable display of insulation


Example:

ShowInsulation = 1


Examples


Example #1: All elbows with a main port diameter between 50 and 100 (not including 50, including 100) need a specific color and weight.

RULE
INCLUDE = IE_TYPE=CT_ELBOW && SIZE1 > 50 && SIZE1 <= 100
COLOR = 2
WEIGHT = 4

Example #2: All components with component state FOR_DEMOLITION are to be drawn with a different style on a different level
RULE
INCLUDE = COMP_STATE=FOR_DEMOLITION
STYLE = 2
LEVELNAME = For demolition

Example #3: All Victaulic components above 4” need to be individually dimensioned, everything 4” and lower is not to be individually dimensioned
We assume we can recognize a Victaulic component by checking the description for the word VICT
RULE
INCLUDE = DESCRIPTION=.*VICT.* & SIZE > 4
DIMENSION = 1

RULE
INCLUDE = DESCRIPTION=.*VICT.* & SIZE <= 4
DIMENSION = 0

Example #4: All full flanged valves are NOT to get midpoint dimensions
RULE
INCLUDE = IE_TYPE=.*VALVE.* && CM1=FL && CM2=FL
MIDPOINT = 0

Example #5: I want bigger bends in a specific color
RULE
INCLUDE = IE_TYPE=CT_BEND
SCALE = 4
COLOR = 2

Example #6: Do not dimension UBOLT type supports
RULE
INCLUDE = EC_CLASS=.*UBOLT.*
DIMENSION = 0

Example #7: Do dimension WALL opening
RULE
INCLUDE = EC_CLASS=.*WALL.*
DIMENSION = 1

Example #8: All valves that are socket weld or threaded must have midpoint dimension
RULE
INCLUDE = EC_CLASS=.*VALVE.* && CM1 =SW
Midpoint = 1

RULE
INCLUDE = EC_CLASS=.*VALVE.* && CM1 =FT
Midpoint = 1

Example #9: Do not Dimension FLOW ARROW

RULE

INCLUDE = EC_CLASS=*FLOW_ARROW

DIMENSION = 0

User rules

Do you have an override that another user may be able to use or do you need help crafting a rule for style please post the rule or question below.

Still a Problem

If there is still some problem with Symbology of any component in Isometrics drawing, then please create a Service Request and contact Bentley Product Advantage group along with the list of all relevant details to get in depth analysis and for possible solution or workarounds. 

Comments or Corrections?

Bentley's Product Advantage Group requests that you please confine any comments you have on this Wiki entry to this "Comments or Corrections?" section. THANK YOU!

Tags: weight, Scale, 08.11.11.xxx, Symbology, rule, Overrides.txt, OpenPlant Isometrics Manager, color

How to Use Spec Default Feature in OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Deepak Singh on 7/22/2019 11:40:42 AM


Applies To 
Product(s):OpenPlant Project Administrator CONNECT Edition
Version(s):

10.02.00.37+

Environment: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit)
Area: OpenPlant Specification Generator CONNECT Edition
Subarea: Spec Default
Original Author:Deepak Singh,Bentley Product Advantage Group

In OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition, requirement is how to use spec default feature of Standard Preference in OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition.

Background

In OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition, a spec database has multiple records for a component & user requirement is to filter it down further upon placement in OpenPlant Modeler. For example, in below screen capture for WELD_NECK_FLANGE of 100 mm dia we have multiple records based on facing. Here requirement is to only show FF (flat face) records upon placement.

Steps to Accomplish

  1. Launch OpenPlant Project Administrator CONNECT Edition.
  2. From Configuration ribbon, select desired workset& select associated application as OpenPlant Modeler from drop down. Refer image below.



  3. From Tools ribbon select Specification Generator as shown below.



  4. From OpenPlant Modeler Specification Generator CONNECT Edition application, select File > Catalog Editor to open catalog database.
  5. Select desired catalog database & open.
  6. From Select Table, pick the desired table in this article Flange table is considered. Filter the records according as shown below.



  7. Enter Option Code value as 1 for flat face (FF) records, refer image below.



  8. Select File > Close to close the catalog database.



  9. Select File > Exit to exit from Catalog Editor interface.
  10. From OpenPlant Modeler Specification Generator CONNECT Edition application, select desired specification database & open.
  11. Select desired section in this article FLANGE. Click on Constraints to add a new constraint. Refer image below.



  12. Search for OPTIONCODE and add this constraint.



  13. For Facing whose records are FF select Option code value as 1 as shown below.



  14. Save the specification.
  15. Launch OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition to validate.
  16. Select Nominal Diameter as 100mm & evoke command for placement of Weld Neck Flange. Notice the number of records showing, refer image below.



    Currently, it shows records with multiple facings.
  1. From Standard Preference dialog, turn ON, Use Spec Defaults as shown below.



  2. Evoke the placement again & notice the list of flanges.



    Notice that only FF flanges can be seen.

See Also

Still a Problem?

If above problem still persists, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage group.  Please include a list of all relevant details to get in depth analysis for a solution or workaround. 

Tags: OpenPlant Project Administrator CONNECT Edition, Option Code in OpenPlant Modeler, OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT edition, Standard Preference Dialog, SpecDefault in OpenPlant Modeler

How to Package and Unpackage AutoPLANT Project

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Abhijit Bute on 7/29/2019 8:05:48 AM


Applies To 
Product(s):AutoPLANT Modeler
Version(s):08.11.XX.XXX
Environment: Windows 7/8/10 (64 bit)
Area: General
Subarea: 
Original Author:Abhijit Bute, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Background

In AutoPLANT Modeler the user might want to migrate there project to another location. This wiki article gives step by step procedure to accomplish this requirement.

Step to Accomplish

This is done by following steps:

  • A. Package the Project from existing location.
  • B. Unpackage the Project Database in a New Location.

A. Package the Project  from an existing location.

  1. Launch Bentley Project Administrator.


  2. Locate the project in the list and confirm the root in which the project is located.


  3. From Tools launch Bentley Project Packager.


  4. Click on Select Project.


  5. From Root select the Project.


  6. Click on OK and Next.


  7. Browse to directory where the package will be saved.


  8. Give a sensible name to the Project Package to be created and click on Open.


  9. Click on Next and the Project will begin packaging.


  10. Click on Finish, once done.

B. Unpackage the Project Database to a new location

  1. Select Project Packager from Tools in Bentley Project Administrator.


  2. Select Unpackage Project and click on Next.


  3. Select the packaged Project Database and click on Open.

  4. Select the location where the Project Database is to be unpackaged.

  5. Click on Next and select the Database Type (in this case Access).


  6. This will Unpackage the Project Database to the given location
         

See Also

Comments or Corrections

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Tags: AutoPLANT Equipment, AutoPLANT Modeler, AutoPLANT, 08.11.09.XXX, AutoPLANT Piping, Project Administrator

AutoPLANT Modeler V8i Object Enabler for AutoCAD

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Kestutis Mitkus on 8/2/2019 10:44:39 AM

Applies To;
Product(s):AutoPLANT Modeler V8i Object Enabler
Version(s):SS6 (08.11.11.135) | SS7 (08.11.12.226) | SS8 (08.11.13.129/211/08.11.14.01)
Environment:Windows 7/8.1/10 (64 bit)
Area:AutoPLANT Modeler [FAQ]
Subarea:AutoPLANT Modeler V8i Object Enabler for AutoCAD
Original Author:Kestutis Mitkus, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Overview

AutoPLANT Object Enabler is an AutoCAD plug-in that allows users who do not have AutoPLANT installed to view AutoPLANT objects in AutoCAD.

All AutoPLANT Object Enablers can be found in Bentley Software Fulfilment center.

But there are some situations when users don't have any Bentley software, its support or possibility to download it from Bentley Software fulfilment center and have the need very regularly to interface with drawings/models, that are created using the Bentley software.

Solution

In order to help all our users, download AutoPLANT Object Enablers for required AutoPLANT version, we have created this wiki article with Links without expiration date:

  1. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-CONNECT-Edition-x64-10.00.00.28.exe.zip - for AutoCAD 2019/2017

  2. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-x64-_2800_SS8_2900_-08.11.15.01.exe.zip - for AutoCAD 2018

  3. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-x64-_2800_SS8_2900_-08.11.14.124.exe.zip - for AutoCAD 2017/2016

  4. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-x64-_2800_SS8_2900_-08.11.13.211.exe.zip - for AutoCAD 2016

  5. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-x64-_2800_SS8_2900_-08.11.13.129.exe.zip - for AutoCAD 2016

  6. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-x64-_2800_SS7_2900_-08.11.12.226.exe.zip - for AutoCAD 2015

  7. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-x64-_2800_SS6_2900_-08.11.11.135.exe.zip - for AutoCAD 2014

  8. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-x64-_2800_SS5_2900_-08.11.10.182.exe.zip - for AutoCAD 2013

  9. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-x64-_2800_SS4_2900_-08.11.09.140en.exe.zip - for AutoCAD 2012

  10. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-x64-_2800_SS3_2900_-08.11.08.123en.exe.zip -

  11. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-_2800_SS2_2900_-08.11.07.60en.exe.zip -

  12. communities.bentley.com/.../AutoPLANT-Object-Enabler-V8i-_2800_SS1_2900_-08.11.06.30en.exe.zip -

If there is requirement for earlier AutoPLANT Object Enabler versions, please post it in "Comments or Corrections?" section and we will update this wiki with additional link to download it.

See Also

Comments or Corrections?

Bentley's Product Advantage Group requests that you please confine any comments you have on this Wiki entry to this Comments or Corrections?" section. THANK YOU!

Tags: object enabler, AutoPLANT, AutoCad, AutoPLANT Object Enabler for AutoCAD

How to Add Custom Fields in Equipment Database Record.

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Vidit Ruhela on 8/8/2019 1:51:12 PM



  
 Applies To 
  
 Product(s):AutoPLANT Equipment
 Version(s):08.11.XX.XXX
 Environment: Windows 7 / 8/10 (32/64 bit)
 Area: Settings/Attributes
 Subarea: 
 Original Author:Abhijit Bute, Bentley Product Advantage Group
  

Background

Some user may have requirement to add custom field for equipment, so that the data can be searched, and model element display modified by using these fields.  

Steps to Accomplish

It could be accomplish by editing 'EDIT.EBS' file by following steps:

  1. Go to following path C:\Program Files (x86) \Bentley\Plant V8i\Equip\methods\util
  2. Make copy of EDIT.EBS file and rename as ORG_EDIT.EBS.
  3. Open ‘EDITDB.EBS’ file, edit as per below images.


                     
    Begin Dialog UserDialog ,,350,250,at_msg 

    Text 32,102,24,8,at_msg("Note1:", "EQP", 0),.Text10
    TextBox 60,100,196,12,.NO1
    Text 32,118,24,8,at_msg("Note2:", "EQP", 0),.Text11
    TextBox 60,116,196,12,.NO2
    Text 32,134,24,8,at_msg("Note3:", "EQP", 0),.Text12
    TextBox 60,132,196,12,.NO3
    Text 32,150,24,8,"Note4:",.Text13
    TextBox 60,148,196,12,.NO4
    Text 32,165,24,8,"Note4:",.Text15
    TextBox 60,164,196,12,.NO5

    GroupBox 20,204,256,24,"Prompt",.prompt
    Text 24,216,244,8,"",.at_prompt

    Call at_Dlg_setTBctrl ("NO1","C","","","",-1,"",at_Msg("Drawing no #1.","EQP",0))
    Call at_Dlg_setTBctrl ("NO2","C","","","",-1,"",at_Msg("Drawing no #2.","EQP",0))
    Call at_Dlg_setTBctrl ("NO3","C","","","",-1,"",at_Msg("Drawing no #3.","EQP",0))
    Call at_Dlg_setTBctrl ("NO4","C","","","",-1,"",at_Msg("Drawing no #4.","EQP",0))
    Call at_Dlg_setTBctrl ("NO5","C","","","",-1,"",at_Msg("Drawing no #5.","EQP",0))

    Call at_Dlg_setLabel ("Text10" , at_msg("No1:" , "EQP", 0) )
    Call at_Dlg_setLabel ("Text11" , at_msg("No2:" , "EQP", 0) )
    Call at_Dlg_setLabel ("Text12" , at_msg("No3:" , "EQP", 0) )
    Call at_Dlg_setLabel ("Text13" , at_msg("No4:" , "EQP", 0) )
    Call at_Dlg_setLabel ("Text15" , at_msg("No5:" , "EQP", 0) )

  4. Save the Ebs file.
  5. Edit existing field and add new field in ProjData.mdb file.




  6. Now open AUTOPLANT Equipment drawing
  7. Place any equipment.
  8. Go to Equipment> Database Tools>Edit database.



  9. Above dialog will open with customize field.
  10. Add manually values for fields, same will populate in database.

See Also

 

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Tags: AutoPLANT Equipment, Custom Database Field

How to add Decimal value angle for Axial Nozzle

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Revision 1 posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Vidit Ruhela on 8/8/2019 2:13:42 PM



  
 Applies To 
  
 Product(s):AutoPLANT Equipment
 Version(s):08.11.XX.XXX
 Environment: Windows 7 / 8/10 (32/64 bit)
 Area: Settings/Attributes
 Subarea: 
 Original Author:Vidit Ruhela, Bentley Product Advantage Group
  

Overview

How to put the decimal value in angle while placing Axial Nozzle.

Background

When user is trying to put Axial Nozzle as shown in below Image he got Invalid Entry message, and user then not able to place Axial Nozzle when angle mentioned in Decimal.

Steps to Accomplish

Please find below given steps to change in NZEQAX.ebs file to get the decimal value in Axial Nozzle angle placement.

Note:Before making any changes please make sure to have a copy of given file.

  1. Open NZEQAX file from below given location.
    “C:\Program Files (x86)\Bentley\Plant V8i\Equip\methods\draw”

    Note: Above location is for default setup and may vary as per user setup.



  2. Open given drawing file with EBS Editor or in note pad. Go to below line
    Call at_Dlg_setTBctrl ("ANGLE","I",CStr(cdat(7)),"-360","360",1,"",at_Msg("Enter the Nozzle angular location","EQP",0))


    Replace the above line with below line,

    Call at_Dlg_setTBctrl ("ANGLE","R",CStr(cdat(7)),"-360","360",1,"",at_Msg("Enter the Nozzle angular location","EQP",0))




  3. Save the file at above location.
  4. Reopen AutoPLANT Modeler and place the Nozzle with angle in decimal value.

See Also

 

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Tags: equipment, Angle, AutoPLANT, Axial Nozzle, Decimal value

How to Define Custom Location for Working Models in OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition

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Revision 1 posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Deepak Singh on 8/12/2019 11:41:52 AM


Applies To 
Product(s):OpenPlant Project Administrator CONNECT Edition
Version(s):

10.02.00.37+

Environment: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit)
Area: OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition
Subarea: WorkFiles Models
Original Author:Deepak Singh,Bentley Product Advantage Group

In OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition, requirement is how to define custom locations for WorkFiles.

Background

In OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition, by default model location is defined under workset. Here, requirement is to define custom location for models so that user can define/place model files directly from desired location.

Steps to Accomplish

  1. From windows explorer, navigate (browse) to OpenPlant.cfg file of respective workset. In this case, OpenPlantMetric workset is taken as an example.
  2. OpenPlant.cfg file of respective workset can be found from below mentioned location as shown below.


  3. Using text editor, open OpenPlant.cfg.
  4. Search for MS_DEF variable & enter the desired folder location to point model files. Refer image below.



  5. Save all the changes.
  6. One more configuration file needs to be updated to make it work properly.
  7. Navigate to Modeler.cfg file of respective workset. In this case we have considered OpenPlantMetric workset. Refer path below.

  8. Using text editor, open Modeler.cfg.
  9. Search for MS_DEF variable & enter the desired folder location to point model files. Refer image below.



  10. Save all the changes.
  11. Launch OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition& from backstage window click on new file to verify the requirement.



  12. Similarly, click on Browse to verify the fix.
    Please note: If you are facing issue for Browse option, please create a new file to custom defined location & open it in OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition.

See Also

Still a Problem?

If above problem still persists, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage group.  Please include a list of all relevant details to get in depth analysis for a solution or workaround.

Tags: OpenPlant Modeler, Model Location to Network Drive in OpenPlant Modeler, Custom Models Location in OpenPlant Modeler CE, OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT edition, WorkFiles Location to Custom Location in OpenPlant Modeler CE, OpenPlant Modeler CE

Error: Mapping of component not found, Class Name: BASE_AT_LUG_W_BOLT

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Abhijit Bute on 8/19/2019 11:53:51 AM

Applies to
Product(s):OpenPlant Isometrics Manager
Version(s):08.11.11.XXX (SS6)
Environment:Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit)
AreaErrors, Logs, Messages, Crashes
Subarea
Original AuthorSwapnil Joshi, Bentley Product Advantage Group=

Background

The schemas do not have mapping of AutoPLANT Class AT_LUG_W_BOLT with OpenPLANT Piping Fastener Bolt Wafer Class. Hence we cannot generate the isometric of the model and get following error.

Steps to Resolve

  1. Launch Bentley Class Editor.



  2. Open schema OpenPlant_3D.01.07 and supplement with OpenPlant_3D_Isometrics_IsoExtractor schema.



  3. Search for BOLT in the classes.



  4. Expand the BOLT node and select Piping Fastener Bolt Wafer.



  5. In the class tab, add the entry in the AutoPLANT_PDW_Class_Map.



  6. Navigate to the Bolt class. In the Bolt class go to AutoPLANT_PDW_Catalog_Class_Map. Add the entry as shown below.

    Class Name: AT_LUG_W_BOLT
    Module Name: BASE
    GType BOLT
    SType LUG



  7. Save the schemas and regenerate the isometric. This time there will be no error in generating isometric.

See Also

Still a Problem?

If the above problem still persist, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage Group. Please include a list of all relevant details  to get in depth analysis for a solution or workaround.

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Tags: bolts, OpenPlant Modeler, AutoPLANT Modeler, Lug Type, OpenPlant Isometrics Manager

Error: Mapping of component not found, Class Name: AT_PVIC_AT_SOCKETWELD

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Abhijit Bute on 8/19/2019 12:00:09 PM

Applies To 
Product(s):OpenPlant Isometrics Manager
Version(s):08.11.09.574 (SS5)
Environment: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64 bit)
Area: Error-Logs-Messages
Subarea: Settings/Attributes
Original Author:Dinesh Solanki, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Overview

This article explains how to map bush for successful Isometric creation. Below error is shown when creating Isometrics which has bush placed on a pipe. This issue has been explained in context with AutoPLANT Modeler - OpenPlant Isometrics Manager.

          

          

Problem Description

There is a mapping missing for bush placed on the pipe in OpenPlant Isometrics Manager. Also, a cell has to be defined in the cell library to display correct output.

Steps to Resolve 

  1. Open Bentley Class Editor. 
  2. Open "OpenPlant_3D.01.06 schema". See Image below. 


    Note - Path to check - (C:\ProgramData\Bentley\Plant V8i\Bentley Plant V8i Projects\SAMPLE_IMPERIAL\Config\OpenPlant\schemas)

  3. Right click on "OpenPlant_3D.01.06 schema" &S click on supplement Schema option. 



  4. Using "Add" button, select Supplemental schema "OpenPlant_3D_Supplemental_Isometrics_Isoextractor.01.06 schema" and click on "Open". See image below. 



  5. (Optional If dialog appears) Click on "Open" for allowing to select Missing reference schema folder. See image below on how to navigate the correct folder path. User may cancel to load other available reference schema. 


    Note - Path to check - (C:\ProgramData\Bentley\Plant V8i\Bentley Plant V8i Projects\SAMPLE_IMPERIAL\Config\OpenPlant\schemas)

  6. Navigate to Weld and add new mappings as below.



  7. Launch Isometric Configuration dialog, Open seed file.





  8. Open cell creation tool.  Use “Open template files” button to open Misc.dgn.





  9. Copy existing required symbol to include new cell name i.e. BUSGR_SW.



  10. Generate Isometrics successfully.

Still a Problem?

If above problem still persists, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage group.  Please include a list of all relevant details to get in-depth analysis for a solution or workaround. 

See Also

Comments or Corrections?

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Tags: AutoPLANT Modeler, SS5, OPIM, AutoPLANT, 08.11.09.XXX, 08.11.09.564, bush, OpenPlant Isometrics Manager

ATDB0312: Database error the source and target databases have inconsistent structures

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Revision 7 posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Abhijeet Shinde on 8/28/2019 5:28:18 PM

Applies To
Product(s):AutoPLANT Modeler
Version(s):08.11.10.182
Environment: Windows 7 32/64 bit
Area: Errors, Logs, Messages, Crashes
Subarea: 
Original Author:Dinesh Solanki, Bentley Technical Support Group

Overview

Database error is shown while opening/creating model in SQL distributed project using AutoPLANT SS5.

Problem Description

Database error are observed while opening/creating model in SQL distributed mode projects

  1. Create a SQL distributed mode project
  2. Create model in the project Save and re-open the model

Steps to Resolve

Converting the project mode to central resolves the issue

1. Open Project Administrator-->Tools-->Project Conversion Wizard

2.Change project type to Central type project using the wizard.

3. Now, re-open the model to see that the issue has been solved.

Comments or Corrections?

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Tags: source, AutoPLANT Modeler, target databases, Database error, Project Mode, ATDB0312, inconsistent structures

How to flatten drawings using Drawing Flattener

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Abhijeet Shinde on 8/30/2019 3:05:03 PM

Applies ToAutoPLANT Modeler
Product(s):AutoPLANT Modeler
Version(s):08.11.XX.XXX
Environment:Windows 7/8.1/10 (64 bit)
Area:Drawing Flattener
Subarea: 
Original Author:Abhijeet Shinde, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Background

Drawing flattener utility is used to create flatten drawings. It takes a model that is inserted into layout and then carries flattening of the drawing files.

It will also remove hidden lines from the view. This drawing flattener utility comes with AutoPLANT Modeler suit and it is not required to be purchased separately.

This Wiki article explains the steps that are required to be followed to generate flatten 2D drawings using Drawing Flattener.

Steps to Accomplish

1. Click on Bentley Plant V8i icon available on desktop.

2. To launch Drawing Flattener, Go to Tools

3. Select Drawing Flattener

4. To get more information on drawing flattener check Help file.

5. Select DWG file for which we want to create flattening from the Source. Go to File > Add Files to List

6. Drawing file is attached.

7. Select the layout that you want to use to create your flattened drawing.

8. Click on Start Flattening option to start flattening process.

9. Once the Flattening process is completed, it will display a Green mark in front of the file name. See below image.

10. Check the final output at the destination folder.

  • Before Flattening

  • After Flattening

See Also

Still a Problem?

If above problem still persists, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage group.  Please include a list of all relevant details to get in depth analysis for a solution or workaround. 

Comments or Corrections?

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Tags: AutoPLANT Modeler, Flatten Drawings, Drawing Flattener, AutoPlant V8i

References-Unresolved Reference file error while opening DWG format Isometric drawing in AutoCAD

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Revision 1 posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Abhijeet Shinde on 8/30/2019 4:43:05 PM

Applies To
Product(s):OpenPlant Isometrics Manager|
Version(s):08.11.XX.XXX
Environment:Windows 7/8.1/10 (64 bit)
Area:Settings/Attributes
Subarea: 
Original Author:Abhijeet Shinde, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Background

In OpenPlant Isometrics Manager, when open DWG mode isometric in AutoCAD  user may encountered References-Unresolved Reference files error.

Problem description

When isometrics are generated in DWG format using OpenPlant Isometrics Manager sometimes it shows up unresolved XREF in a message when opening the ISO DWG file.

Following descriptive steps helps to rectify above image error. 

 

Steps to be follow

  1. Open Project Administrator, select working Project and expand OpenPlant Isometrics, click on Settings > Create/Modify as shown in below snapshot.

2. Select desired Isometric Style and click on Advanced > Open Seed File as shown in below snapshot.

3. Click on Model tab  and right click on Sheet View > Delete as shown in below snapshot.

4. Go to File > Save settings

 

See Also

Still a Problem?

If above problem still persists, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage group.  Please include a list of all relevant details to get in depth analysis for a solution or workaround. 

Comments or Corrections?

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Tags: AutoPLANT Modeler, DWG isometric, unresolved references error, OpenPlant Isometrics Manager

Run time error ‘5’ Invalid Procedure call or Argument

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Vidit Ruhela on 8/30/2019 5:42:28 PM

Applies To 
Product(s):AutoPLANT Modeler
Version(s):08.11.XX.XXX
Environment: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64 bit)
Area: Error, Logs, Message, Crashes -AutoPLANT Modeler
Subarea: 
Original Author:Vidit Ruhela, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Overview 

With latest update of Windows 7 SP1 & Windows 10 1809 version User are getting Run time error ‘5’ Invalid Procedure Call or Argument, while Opening AutoPLANT Project Administrator and relationship Manager.

Steps to resolve

Note: Make sure to close all the Bentley application before updating.

 

For Win 10 1809 version: Issue caused due to Windows KB4511553 update.

To overcome this issue in Win 10 user must update the latest patch as given below.

Link to download the update from Microsoft Portal: http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB4512534

Once install this window update it will override KB4511553 update.

For Win 7 SP1 Machine: Issue caused due to Windows KB4474419 update

To overcome this issue in Win 7 user must update the latest patch as given below.

Download link for KB4512514:https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB4512514.

Once the above Update are installed in specified machine issue issue will resolved.

Still a Problem?

If above problem still persist, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage group.  Please include a list of all relevant details to get in depth analysis for a solution or workaround. 

Comments or Corrections?

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Tags: AutoPLANT Modeler, Relationship Manager, Invalid Procedure call or Argument, Run time error ‘5’

How to enable the specific Component Tags to be shown in Isometrics Using User Label

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Current Revision posted to AutoPLANT | AXSYS | OpenPlant | PlantWise Wiki by Vidit Ruhela on 9/6/2019 5:35:36 PM

Applies To 
Product(s):AutoPLANT Modeler/OpenPlant Isometrics Manager
Version(s):08.11.XX.XXX
Environment: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64 bit)
Area: OpenPlant Isometrics Manager for AutoPLANT 
Subarea: 
Original Author:Vidit Ruhela, Bentley Product Advantage Group

Overview 

How to enable the specific Component Tags to be shown in Isometrics Using User Label.

Background

User is not getting the Tags for some specific Components in the Generated Isometrics. Below given steps for how to set the User Label for any specific component and how to call different drawing attributes in generated Isometrics.

 

Steps to Accomplish

  1. Generate Isometrics of the component in .Dgn output that you want to show tag on generated Isometrics.
  2. After generating Isometrics check Component Tag as per below given steps.


  3. After ‘Show Component Tag’ dropdown window opens check for the attribute you want to use for enabling user Labels from Isometrics Customization window.



    EC_CLASS can be used as well to put in User Label, We will use IE_TYPE and associated value in user label.
  4. Open Project Administrator.
  5. Open Isometrics Configurations dropdown window as per below steps.






    Note:
    NAME: Orifice Tag
    b. INCLUDE: IE_TYPE=CT.
    c. TEXT: $(IE_TAG), As we need to populate the Tag of given component

    Put other values and save and close Isometrics Configuration Dialog Box.
  6. Generate Isometrics and verify that Now we are able to show Tag Data on generated Isometrics.

Similarly we can add Tag for different components as well.

Now Tag are populating in Isometrics Drawing.

Still a Problem?

If above problem still persist, then please create a Service Request and contact the Bentley Product Advantage group.  Please include a list of all relevant details to get in depth analysis for a solution or workaround. 

Comments or Corrections?

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Tags: AutoPLANT Modeler, Tags, Userlabels, OpenPlant Isometrics Manager
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