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Part Data map to Property Sets

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Anonymous
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Part Data map to Property Sets

Anonymous
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civil 3d.PNG

Is there a way to map the material value (Reinforce Concrete) in part properties to property set.

any help please.

 

Result="--"
On Error Resume Next
Set oApp=GetObject(, "AutoCAD.Application")
Set oCivilApp=oApp.GetInterfaceObject("AeccXUiLand.AeccApplication.12.0")
Set obj=oCivilApp.ActiveDocument.HandleToObject("[Handle]")
RESULT=obj.Material

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Part Data map to Property Sets

civil 3d.PNG

Is there a way to map the material value (Reinforce Concrete) in part properties to property set.

any help please.

 

Result="--"
On Error Resume Next
Set oApp=GetObject(, "AutoCAD.Application")
Set oCivilApp=oApp.GetInterfaceObject("AeccXUiLand.AeccApplication.12.0")
Set obj=oCivilApp.ActiveDocument.HandleToObject("[Handle]")
RESULT=obj.Material

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Message 2 of 15
Civil3DReminders_com
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Civil3DReminders_com
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Yes, it is possible. Do a search for Architecture (or MEP) and Property Sets and there are many code examples available. This code has how to get the part data: http://adndevblog.typepad.com/infrastructure/2012/09/how-to-set-pipe-network-parts-data-fields-partd...

 

There might be something on my blog if you want VBA, but I'm not 100% sure though.

Civil Reminders
http://blog.civil3dreminders.com/
http://www.CivilReminders.com/
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Yes, it is possible. Do a search for Architecture (or MEP) and Property Sets and there are many code examples available. This code has how to get the part data: http://adndevblog.typepad.com/infrastructure/2012/09/how-to-set-pipe-network-parts-data-fields-partd...

 

There might be something on my blog if you want VBA, but I'm not 100% sure though.

Civil Reminders
http://blog.civil3dreminders.com/
http://www.CivilReminders.com/
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Message 3 of 15
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Hi,

 

I found this https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-civil-3d-customization/get-pipe-material-from-code/m-p/254021....

 

How can i incorporate below code to the formula shown in the image? is that possible?

 

df = PartData.GetDataFieldBy(fieldname)
df.Value

 

 civil 3d_2.PNG

 

Any help please.

 

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Hi,

 

I found this https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-civil-3d-customization/get-pipe-material-from-code/m-p/254021....

 

How can i incorporate below code to the formula shown in the image? is that possible?

 

df = PartData.GetDataFieldBy(fieldname)
df.Value

 

 civil 3d_2.PNG

 

Any help please.

 

Message 4 of 15
Civil3DReminders
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Civil3DReminders
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RESULT="--"
On Error Resume Next
Set oApp=GetObject(, "AutoCAD.Application")
Set oCivilApp=oApp.GetInterfaceObject("AeccXUiLand.AeccApplication.11.0")
Set obj=oCivilApp.ActiveDocument.ObjectIdToObject("[ObjectID]")
RESULT=obj.PartDataRecord.FindByContext(300).Tag

You can find the list of standard Context here: http://blog.civil3dreminders.com/2016/03/freaking-context-values.html if you want to use a different value.

RESULT="--"
On Error Resume Next
Set oApp=GetObject(, "AutoCAD.Application")
Set oCivilApp=oApp.GetInterfaceObject("AeccXUiLand.AeccApplication.11.0")
Set obj=oCivilApp.ActiveDocument.ObjectIdToObject("[ObjectID]")
RESULT=obj.PartDataRecord.FindByContext(300).Tag

You can find the list of standard Context here: http://blog.civil3dreminders.com/2016/03/freaking-context-values.html if you want to use a different value.

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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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This is what i'm looking for...Thanks you!!!!

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This is what i'm looking for...Thanks you!!!!

Message 6 of 15
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Hi,

 

i have this list of context but i cannot find the context value for pressure pipe material. i tried the 300 for context value  but it only works for structure.

 

http://docs.autodesk.com/CIV3D/2014/ENU/API_Reference_Guide/html/96ac3273-fbeb-5752-d806-1e92a7e9d76...

 

Any Idea?

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Hi,

 

i have this list of context but i cannot find the context value for pressure pipe material. i tried the 300 for context value  but it only works for structure.

 

http://docs.autodesk.com/CIV3D/2014/ENU/API_Reference_Guide/html/96ac3273-fbeb-5752-d806-1e92a7e9d76...

 

Any Idea?

Message 7 of 15
Civil3DReminders_com
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  public enum PressurePartContextType
  {
    CatalogId = 700,
    PartType = 701,
    PartDomain = 702,
    PID = 703,
    PartFamilyId = 704,
    PartFamilyName = 705,
    IdType = 706,
    CompatibleStandard = 707,
    ConnectionPointCount = 708,
    Description = 709,
    DiameterNominal = 710,
    FidManufacturer = 711,
    IdCoatingInside = 712,
    IdCoatingOutside = 713,
    IdMaterial = 714,
    ModelName = 715,
    PressureClass = 716,
    PressureMax = 717,
    Schedule = 718,
    Sdr = 719,
    Series = 720,
    StrengthClass = 721,
    ThicknessClass = 722,
    Version = 723,
    ConnectionPointDeflection = 724,
    ConnectionPointEngagementLength = 725,
    ConnectionPointIdJointEndType = 726,
    ConnectionPointNominalDiameter = 727,
    ConnectionPointOuterDiameter = 728,
    ConnectionPointWallThickness = 729,
    IdTypeDescription = 730,
    PipeCutLength = 800,
    PipeDiamterInside = 801,
    PipeDiameterOutside = 802,
    PipeMinFlexRadius = 803,
    PipeThickness = 804,
    FittingAngle = 850,
    FittingBranchAngle1 = 851,
    FittingBranchAngle2 = 852,
    FittingCurveRadius = 853,
    FittingCutbackAngle = 854,
    AppurtIdSize = 900,
    AppurtOutCon1Dia = 901,
    AppurtOutCon2Dia = 902,
    AppurtOutCon3Dia = 903,
    AppurtIdCoolingMethod = 904,
    AppurtIdPowerRequirement = 905,
    AppurtIdPrimingMethod = 906,
    AppurtPrimingRequired = 907,
    AppurtValveActuator = 908,
  }

Although I'm not sure if they will work. 

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  public enum PressurePartContextType
  {
    CatalogId = 700,
    PartType = 701,
    PartDomain = 702,
    PID = 703,
    PartFamilyId = 704,
    PartFamilyName = 705,
    IdType = 706,
    CompatibleStandard = 707,
    ConnectionPointCount = 708,
    Description = 709,
    DiameterNominal = 710,
    FidManufacturer = 711,
    IdCoatingInside = 712,
    IdCoatingOutside = 713,
    IdMaterial = 714,
    ModelName = 715,
    PressureClass = 716,
    PressureMax = 717,
    Schedule = 718,
    Sdr = 719,
    Series = 720,
    StrengthClass = 721,
    ThicknessClass = 722,
    Version = 723,
    ConnectionPointDeflection = 724,
    ConnectionPointEngagementLength = 725,
    ConnectionPointIdJointEndType = 726,
    ConnectionPointNominalDiameter = 727,
    ConnectionPointOuterDiameter = 728,
    ConnectionPointWallThickness = 729,
    IdTypeDescription = 730,
    PipeCutLength = 800,
    PipeDiamterInside = 801,
    PipeDiameterOutside = 802,
    PipeMinFlexRadius = 803,
    PipeThickness = 804,
    FittingAngle = 850,
    FittingBranchAngle1 = 851,
    FittingBranchAngle2 = 852,
    FittingCurveRadius = 853,
    FittingCutbackAngle = 854,
    AppurtIdSize = 900,
    AppurtOutCon1Dia = 901,
    AppurtOutCon2Dia = 902,
    AppurtOutCon3Dia = 903,
    AppurtIdCoolingMethod = 904,
    AppurtIdPowerRequirement = 905,
    AppurtIdPrimingMethod = 906,
    AppurtPrimingRequired = 907,
    AppurtValveActuator = 908,
  }

Although I'm not sure if they will work. 

Civil Reminders
http://blog.civil3dreminders.com/
http://www.CivilReminders.com/
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Message 8 of 15
Anonymous
in reply to: Civil3DReminders_com

Anonymous
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Hi,

 

Thanks for the reply.

Not working.. maybe the Code is not right.

maybe the PartDataRecord is only for structure.

 

civil 3d_3.PNG

 

 

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Hi,

 

Thanks for the reply.

Not working.. maybe the Code is not right.

maybe the PartDataRecord is only for structure.

 

civil 3d_3.PNG

 

 

Message 9 of 15
Civil3DReminders_com
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If you can find the help file for AeccPressurePipesMgd I might be able to help figure it out. My Google with that help is failing me. 

 

The above code will work with gravity pipes and structures.

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http://blog.civil3dreminders.com/
http://www.CivilReminders.com/
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If you can find the help file for AeccPressurePipesMgd I might be able to help figure it out. My Google with that help is failing me. 

 

The above code will work with gravity pipes and structures.

Civil Reminders
http://blog.civil3dreminders.com/
http://www.CivilReminders.com/
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Message 11 of 15
Anonymous
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Message 12 of 15

Jeff_M
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According to a post by,Partha Sarkar a few years ago, no help file has been developed for the PressuerPipes API due to it undergoing changes. https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-civil-3d-customization/aecc-appurtenance/m-p/4943688#M8961 and here we are, 3 years later, with pretty much the same thing.
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According to a post by,Partha Sarkar a few years ago, no help file has been developed for the PressuerPipes API due to it undergoing changes. https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-civil-3d-customization/aecc-appurtenance/m-p/4943688#M8961 and here we are, 3 years later, with pretty much the same thing.
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Message 13 of 15
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Hi,

 

Does it mean that this is the dead end for pressure pipes.

Is there any other way to map the part data to property sets?

 

Thanks,

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Hi,

 

Does it mean that this is the dead end for pressure pipes.

Is there any other way to map the part data to property sets?

 

Thanks,

Message 14 of 15
Jeff_M
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Jeff_M
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I think that the problem you are running into is that no COM API for PressurePipes has been provided, only the .NET managed API. Therefor no InterfaceObject to get, so I don't know of any way to use PropertySets with PressurePipes.
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I think that the problem you are running into is that no COM API for PressurePipes has been provided, only the .NET managed API. Therefor no InterfaceObject to get, so I don't know of any way to use PropertySets with PressurePipes.
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Message 15 of 15
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Thanks for all the reply,

I hope they develop a help file or just tell us what is the future for PressurePipes.

I searching on this forum an its been 4 years and counting that this situation occur.

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Thanks for all the reply,

I hope they develop a help file or just tell us what is the future for PressurePipes.

I searching on this forum an its been 4 years and counting that this situation occur.

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