Source / Destination Arrow Issues

Source / Destination Arrow Issues

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Source / Destination Arrow Issues

Anonymous
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Having an issue with Source & Destination Arrows. 

This happens when using a Source arrow and Destination Arrow on the same sheet or from one sheet to another. 

 

  • Draw a wire. 
  • Assign a wire number
  • Add a Source Arrow (I've named it the same as the wire number and I've also named it something completely different from the wire number).
  • Draw another wire. 
  • Attach the Destination Arrow
    • When selecting Project to see all Destination Arrows, I can see my source Arrow. 
  • When I click Freshen, that source arrow (along with any other source arrows), disappears completely. 

I can manually type in the Signal Code and everything references as should. 

 

Is there a way of correcting this? 

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rhesusminus
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Is the drawing part of the active project?
Is this a custom signal arrow?
Can you share the drawing, so we can have a look?

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Thanks for the reply. 

 

Yeah, its the active project. 

The signal arrow, is style 1 with the attributes slightly re-positioned, but I've had the same issue with style 2 which is unedited. 

 

Here's an additional head scratcher; after adding a destination arrow and getting the blank Project Wide pop up, I then insert the arrow with either a source code manually typed in or a random code just to add it to the drawing.

I then edit that destination arrow, click the Project button and I get all the Source codes. I'm able to click Freshen and it actually freshens the list instead of removing it. 

 

 

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rhesusminus
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Your screenshots says that these are stand-alone signals, not source/destination signals...
Can you supply me with a DWG-file?

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Strange. Ok, DWG attached. Thanks for taking the time.

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Your signal symbol is missing the WIRENO attribute.
What happens if you add this attribute to the symbol, and update all the existing signal symbols?

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I think you've sussed it.

 

When I edited the block, I assumed the wire number would be linked via the cross reference and the WIRENO attribute was there purely as description. 

Key word in these, 'assume', mother of all ****ups. 

 

In the process of updating my blocks and will report back. 

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Problem solved. Thanks for your help. Very much appreciated.

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rhesusminus
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Glad to help. It's all in the details 🙂
Enjoy your continuous work with AcadE, and please get back here if you should have more questions!

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