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12-14-2003 12:00 AM
I fequently need to install an eight been fitting. From time to time, it will not let me do it. I keeps defaulting to a 90 elbow. I find that if I zoom back and install a long pipe run with a 45 it will work. From then on, it will let a 45 be installed. Would like to know why this is happening.
*[Autodesk], Lars-Ake Johansson
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12-14-2003 12:00 AM in reply to:
RGD1
Hi,
Are you refering to the 'Schedule 40
Glued Eighth Bend US Imperial' in the plumbing piping catalog....?
Glued Eighth Bend US Imperial' in the plumbing piping catalog....?
Yes, there seems to be a 'problem' with that
one.....it's configured as a 90 degree bend, not a 45 degree...
one.....it's configured as a 90 degree bend, not a 45 degree...
For some reason the Model parameters are corret in
the part but the Size parameters is incorrect.
the part but the Size parameters is incorrect.
It's an 'easy' fix.
1. From the MEP Common pulldown menu, choose
'Content builder'
'Content builder'
2. Choose the Pipe catalog
3. Browse to Schedule 40 - Glued - Elbows -
Schedule 40 Glued Eighth Bend US Imperial
Schedule 40 Glued Eighth Bend US Imperial
4. Press 'Modify Partsize'
5. In the tree to the left, right click on 'Size
Parameters' and choose 'Edit values'
Parameters' and choose 'Edit values'
6. Double click on the field "PathA1" in any of the
rows
rows
7. Enter '45' and press 'Enter' (the rest of the
rows should update with the new value)
rows should update with the new value)
8. Click OK
9. Press 'Save Part Family'
10. Press the 'X' to close Content
Builder
Builder
I have looged this as a defect.
Sorry for any inconvenience
Regards,
Lars-Ake Johansson
Autodesk BSD QA
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fequently need to install an eight been fitting. From time to time, it will
not let me do it. I keeps defaulting to a 90 elbow. I find that if I zoom back
and install a long pipe run with a 45 it will work. From then on, it will let
a 45 be installed. Would like to know why this is
happening.
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12-14-2003 12:00 AM in reply to:
RGD1
I've had many problems as well with 45 degree lateral duct fittings. This is the biggest bug in the program I have found so far.
I have tried to build 45 degree fittings but the default keeps changing back to 90 degrees. I have contacted Autodesk and am still waiting for a reply.
I have tried to build 45 degree fittings but the default keeps changing back to 90 degrees. I have contacted Autodesk and am still waiting for a reply.
