Is there anyway to generate "iso massage" with some symbol in isometric drawing...by using SKEY etc.
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Dear @MKK20 ,
could you please give an example or define your requirement a little more precisely. Since I don't quite understand where the journey should go!
Hartmut Eger
Senior Engineer
Anlagenplanung + Elektotechnik
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We do something similar, we use a custom support and have the type as MISC-COMPONENT and the skey as the block we need. It works, throws a dimension on, and places the item in the bom as a misc-component. You can make it look however you want in the 3d model. I think this is what you're after.
YES THIS IS THE ONE WAY ..BUT I AM JUST FINDING IF WE CAN DO SAME THING USING ISO MASSAGE INSTEAD OF CUSTOM SUPPORT
yes this is the one way...but i am just finding if we can do same thung using iso massage instead of custom support as it will not work properly for inclined pipe
Dear @MKK20 ,
as @George.Endrulat describes this, it is the only way I know to get graphic symbols with information on the ISO.
Unfortunately, the ISO notification function cannot be expanded and is therefore not an option for your project.
Hartmut Eger
Senior Engineer
Anlagenplanung + Elektotechnik
XING | LinkedIn
The isoconfig.xml file can be modified to achieve your goal. You can insert specific blocks by triggering on the text contents of your iso message. Example for a Tie Point symbol:
Annotation Scheme:
<ComponentScheme Name="TieInPointTag" AnnotationStyle="TieInPointAnnoStyle" Format="{0}" Enabled="true" Tag="XX" Alignment="FlatHorizontal" LeaderStyle="TieInLeaderStyle" Filter="MessageTieInPoint" Fields="TEXT" Placement="Center" />
Annotation Style:
<AnnotationStyle Name="TieInPointAnnoStyle" TextStyle="AdskIsoAnnotation" BlockName="AnnoTieInPoint" ResizeBlock="None" />
Filter:
<Filter Name="MessageTieInPoint" Value="Type='MESSAGE' AND (TEXT LIKE 'TP*')" />
Dimension (if required):
<AnchorPoint Name="TieInPointDimension" Enabled="true" Filter="MessageTieInPoint" IsLocatingPoint="true">
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