P&ID gap priority force vertical

[H2O__Water]

I want to know how to force vertical gap between two lines with same priority. It now depends on which line I draw first. The drawing standard requires to gap a line vertical.

[h_eger]

@H2O__Water ,

1. with snap and grid
2. which standard?

[H2O__Water]

1. Snap and grid do not affect line breaking and placing a gap. 

2. ISO 10628-1 standard requires to break vertical lines of same weight.

[h_eger]

DIN EN ISO 10628-1

Plant 3D 2025 P&ID ISO

[H2O__Water]

That is an image of the standard we are using. The question is how to force vertical gaps.

[h_eger]

@H2O__Water ,

can you be more precise!
The vertival line has the gap.
Show us a picture of what you want to achieve

[DVaquand]

Hello

Project Setup

Cordialement
Dominique VAQUAND
www.dovaq.fr

[H2O__Water]

In the project setup you can only set if you want a gap or a loop. As seen on the image attached the gap is not always performed correct. If you draw a rectangle and cross the first line the gap is placed horizontally. Could be a bug in the software perhaps. 

[DVaquand · Accepted solution]

Hello @H2O__Water 

Indeed, depending on the direction in which the loop is created, the cut is done horizontally and not vertically.
By changing the direction of the fluid, we can restore the situation.
Without changing the direction of the fluid, we can solve the problem by creating a cut before the lines cross.

== French ==

Effectivement, selon le sens dont est créée la boucle, la coupure se fait horizontalement et non pas verticalement.
En changeant le sens du fluide, on peut rétablir la situation.
Sans changer le sens du fluide, on peut résoudre le problème en créant une coupure avant le croisement des lignes.

Cordialement
Dominique VAQUAND
www.dovaq.fr

[h_eger]

@H2O__Water ,

could be a mistake but I don't know of any working method that would have to be drawn like this in a P&ID.
Please report to Autodesk Support