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Re: Modeling up custom fittings
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Just want to confirm with you that your new partfamily is on right class hierarchy? It should be “Olet” class and subclass should be “Weldolet” or “Sockolet”.
Please pass your excel sheet or snap shot, I will look into it.
Thanks & Regards,

S. R. Rajasekaran
Product Manager
Plant Solutions - AEC
Autodesk, Inc.
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I do not see a subclass area.
I am not using excel, just the AutoCAD Plant 3D Spec Editor 2013
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Re: Modeling up custom fittings
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Hi,
I have successfully create the saddle. Problem is, it doesn't recognize the flow of the pipe. How can I let it behave like pipe support? Pipe support only one connection point on pipe run, but still recognize the direction of the pipe run. Look at the image.(I like the one on left knows the flow of pipe and insert it like the one on right.)
Cheers,
Peggy
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Hi, John
Have you find the answer?
Cheers,
Peggy
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No worries. I got it to work now.
When create the block, just need to make sure the direction you want to match the pipe is parrallel with X axil. If it is match with X, the pipe run will be correct.
Am I right? Or I am just accidently correct? Please confirm.
Cheers
Peggy
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Hi, John
I found it, the subtyle is in the General Properties tab after you created the component. Not when you create the component.
Cheers,
Peggy



