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creating a pipe snapping to 3d points

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robert06
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creating a pipe snapping to 3d points

Wondering, why is Z coordinate ignored  while creating pipes in edit network mode by snapping to 3d points?

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robert06
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a screencast illustrating the problem

 

View Creating pipes by snapping to 3d points now.

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neilyj666
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What is your OSNAPZ set to? Try it =0

neilyj (No connection with Autodesk other than using the products in the real world)
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KirkNoonan
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You're snapping to a node. If your points are displaying at elevation 0, which is typical, then you need to use the transparent Point Object ('PO) command to snap to the point at its z elevation.

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robert06
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Neilyj, Osnapz is 0

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robert06
in reply to: KirkNoonan

Sorry, I did not understand using 'PO option.

 

The nodes (autocad points) have z value other than 0, there are no civil points initially. I would like to snap to autocad nodes (acad points, 3dpolyline vertexes, line endpoints etc) to get the pipe elevation from those points. Is it not possible?


@Anonymous wrote:

You're snapping to a node. If your points are displaying at elevation 0, which is typical, then you need to use the transparent Point Object ('PO) command to snap to the point at its z elevation.


 

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