How to create an overview of a line (linenumbertag) ?

[Anonymous]

Hi,
A question:
I created a line, numbered with the tag, the isometric was generated. THAT'S RIGHT.
After that I would like to create an overview of this same tube as shown in the attached photo.
Can someone help me?
Is using Ortho view? Is there another way to do it??
There are more than 150 line numbers to generate an individual overview.
Each line number should have its overview.

tks,

[h_eger · Accepted solution]

Dear @Anonymous ,

unfortunately there is no other way for your project than to create an ortho drawing for each line number.
Plant 3D is not planned for illustrations.

This type of presentation is possible but requires a great deal of work.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi Rafael,

As Heger mentioned, you can create one Plant 3D drawing for each line number and use xref, if they are linked to each other.
In the Ortho drawing you will need to load the particular drawing with line number that you want to show.

You also can call out the line numbers in the ortho view. Means, you can show multiple lines on one drawing by indicating the line number, which then refers to the ISO drawing.

If you just need to do a presentation where no hard-copy/soft-copy is required, you may use Naviswork and load your drawings in there. In the Navigation tree you can then hide the line number, which you don't want to show.

[Anonymous]

Hi, @h_eger

I really thought about creating an ortho display for each line,

but that would result in several hours of work. I didn't know if it was the best idea.

After your reply, i see was not wrong.

Thank you so much for your help.

See you later.

[Anonymous]

Hi @Anonymous .

It's Ok?

Let's go...

We are recommending Navisworks to assembly companies.

We recommend downloading the free version of Navis to assist in the execution of the assembly.
We sent the Navis file to answer questions.

Of course, we work to make the isometric as complete, and as clear as possible, but when a more complex line divides the isometric into 4 or 5 sheets, understanding becomes more complicated as soon as it is received.Thus came the idea of ​​creating drawings of each line, as mentioned above.

I believe that is it then.

Thanks so much for your help.

See you.