I finally got the riser to show correctly by issuing the "reversesegment"
command. What is the point of this command? A duct riser should use the
riser symbol regardless of whether the air is flowing up the riser or down
the riser. I thought this was the point of setting up riser/drop styles?
The drop at the end of the line still won't display properly. Any ideas??
Thanks
"Andrew"
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> I've been successful getting drops to display correctly when duct is
> connected to both sides of the drop. I can't get risers or drops to
display
> correctly when the duct rises or drops and doesn't continue horizontally
> again. I have attached 3 images to illustrate what is happening. The
first
> image is what it looks like 3d. The second is how it shows up in plan
view.
> And the third is the way I want it to look (made in sdsk). I have
redefined
> the block rectangular_rise_supply.dwg to look the way I want but it
appears
> the program is using the drop symbol for risers and drops. I have checked
> the risers/drop styles and they are set correctly. The drop isn't even
> showing correctly. The leading edge of the duct that drops should show as
> hidden (which it does) but the solid edge should disappear the same way
> drops are shown when duct is connected to both sides.
>
> Is the program able to do this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Andrew
>
>
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