Incorrect display of insulation on isometric drawing

Incorrect display of insulation on isometric drawing

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Incorrect display of insulation on isometric drawing

Anonymous
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Hi,

There is a problem on isometric drawing, when trying to make ISO for pipe with slope (pipe with insulation). Program makes double lines which shows insulation on ISO.

Does someone is faced with such a problem?

See attached pictures.

thanks in advance

 

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h_eger
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Hi @Anonymous,

 

I can not reproduce your problem unfortunately see PDF files.

 

Plant 3D 2017.1.1

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Ruffy85
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hm...looks like there something wrong with you config file.

Do you have migrated your Project or changed some realy hard Spec or configs? Than this could be a result. I had the same with some flanges which was all the time overlapped on the isometric.

 

You insulate your line over the process line properties or over the object properties?

 

Do you have tried it with a standard config file, where is only changed the insulation view?

 

you work with big coords, is you plant realy so large and your pipe in +218meters N.N? or is your origin wrong defined? than you should fix the origin an try again.

 

otherwise could you upload your isoconfig for you standard?

 

 

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Anonymous
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I tried to move the line closer to zero coordinate, but the result was the same.

Here my PCF file

Thank`s for helping


@Ruffy85 wrote:

hm...looks like there something wrong with you config file.

Do you have migrated your Project or changed some realy hard Spec or configs? Than this could be a result. I had the same with some flanges which was all the time overlapped on the isometric.

 

You insulate your line over the process line properties or over the object properties?

 

Do you have tried it with a standard config file, where is only changed the insulation view?

 

you work with big coords, is you plant realy so large and your pipe in +218meters N.N? or is your origin wrong defined? than you should fix the origin an try again.

 

otherwise could you upload your isoconfig for you standard?

 

 


 

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Anonymous
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This project was migrated from 2014 version.

I chose insulation from the properties of the line.


@Ruffy85 wrote:

hm...looks like there something wrong with you config file.

Do you have migrated your Project or changed some realy hard Spec or configs? Than this could be a result. I had the same with some flanges which was all the time overlapped on the isometric.

 

You insulate your line over the process line properties or over the object properties?

 

Do you have tried it with a standard config file, where is only changed the insulation view?

 

you work with big coords, is you plant realy so large and your pipe in +218meters N.N? or is your origin wrong defined? than you should fix the origin an try again.

 

otherwise could you upload your isoconfig for you standard?

 

 


 

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h_eger
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The PCF has produced an isometry.
Does not look quite ok.
Please report this to Autodesk Support.
Enclosed still my results as dwg

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Ruffy85
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for two years i had crossing insulation on the isometrics, if i use excentirc reducer or some custom angles in my piperouting which are not 45 or 90° please check your isos if your problems comes when you use the two things which ive written above.

 

anyway i think its a bug...

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vipin_j
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vipin_j_0-1695031473038.png

just click on insulation button and next one setting will helpful to you

vipin_j_1-1695031592329.png

click on layer button and copy insulation line layer to your iso template 

 

if my reply is helpful pls accept as solution

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ajayb_patelB8B2H
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Thanks!

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