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how to show the "Insulatio n Line" in the iso
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09-02-2012 10:31 PM
In the 'IsoConfig.xml' file, there are some contents like below:
<Insulation InsulationLineLayerName="Insulation Line" HeatTracingLineLayerName="Heat Tracing Line" InsulationTracingOffsetDistance="0.1531" UseDoubleLineInsulation="true" UseOffsetLineInsulation="false" />
I don't know what does the "Insulation Line" mean, and how to show that in the iso.
In addition, the "Heat Tracing Line" is OK.
Anyone can give me some ideas? Thanks!
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Re: how to show the "Insulatio n Line" in the iso
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09-02-2012 10:46 PM in reply to:
lyowbeen
Change the "UseOffsetLineInsulation" from false to true (as show below), this will display the inuslation in the ISO.
UseOffsetLineInsulation="true" />
The ISO will look like the one attached in the Pciture.

Venkatesan.A
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Autodesk, Inc.
Re: how to show the "Insulatio n Line" in the iso
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09-02-2012 11:43 PM in reply to:
Venkatesan.A
Thanks.
But I think what your pictures shows is the "Heat Tracing Line" but not the "Insulation Line", because the option UseDoubleLineInsulation="true" can't control it. Besides, this line use the "Heat Tracing Line" layer in the "iso.dwt".
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09-03-2012 12:26 AM in reply to:
Venkatesan.A
Thanks! I have found the point.

