Editing ISO blocks

Editing ISO blocks

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Editing ISO blocks

Anonymous
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Hello,

 

I'm working on getting jacketed ISO's to drop. I'm showing insulation lines to represent the jacket and moved the base point of the olet so that it will look like it's sitting on the jacket. But the branch connection drops starting from the original location instead of the top of the olet. I thought it would start from the olets port 2. Is this an offset setting in the isoconig.xml or something else?

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h_eger
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Dear @Anonymous 

 

unfortunately, you are angry with the change of the Olet Iso symbol itself.
The connection of the pipe does not change in the 3D model.
Good idea, unfortunately, wrong approach.
I do not know any solution.

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I have never seen an ISO in a jacket, someone has an example of how it should look?
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h_eger
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Dera @≡ EqVert ≡ 

 

jacket = Insulation

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jabowabo
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I tested with an olet here and it worked as expected. Did you move the connection point with the geometry in the olet block?

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@jabowabo 

 

That did it! My mistake was that I moved both ports with the olet. But leaving port 1 down at 0,0 like you have it made the difference!

 

Thanks Jabowabo!