levele of details not satisfactory

levele of details not satisfactory

kamel.rhilitz
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levele of details not satisfactory

kamel.rhilitz
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Hi Guys

 

it s mainly about the level of details which i m not happy with on plant3D.

on my 3D model for a example a cs300 flanged ball valve doesnot really look like a real one. i m facing this issue very often during my projects design on plant 3D, the level of details is not satistfactory,  i tried to import blocks from the web from somevendor but i gives too much errors and dis connections in the isos plus the time consumed to look for the correct one.

any advise in this regard is very welcom 

 

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AndyDavisArkance
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Hi,

 

You'll need to create block-based fittings and add them to a catalog for later use in your pipe specs.  You can create the blocks from any imported drawings.

 

You can find a guide to doing this in the help file.

 

Regards,

Andy


Andy Davis

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h_eger
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Dear @kamel.rhilitz ,

 

there are only 2 ways you can deal with it.
1. You accept the simplified representation of the Plant 3D objects
or
2. You create a block-based catalog where you work with the detailed models of the manufacturers.

 

Please take into account that larger projects with more than 500 block-based objects have to live with the delay in graphics performance.

 

Just for information with which 3D CAD piping program you have worked with before that I do not know any planning software in plant construction the ien detailed representation (E3D, Smart Plant 3D, PDS etc.)

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Hartmut Eger
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jabowabo
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A few options to add to @h_eger 's list:

3. Build the valves with Python scripts (see example pic below).

4. Buy/download an already created catalog (if one exists).

5. Use a different software.

 

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kamel.rhilitz
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i m mechanical engineer not it developer..dont wanna get into that and i m not paid for too 😉

i will just use block based catalogue.

thanks you 

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kamel.rhilitz
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thanks

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