Pressure Pipe lables in split profile not displaying

Pressure Pipe lables in split profile not displaying

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Pressure Pipe lables in split profile not displaying

Anonymous
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My pipe labels in split profile are not displaying in 2018. Pipe labels works if the profile isn't split. All fitting labels work. It is just the pipes. Version Civil 3D 2018.2 update.

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jacob.dwyer
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This has been a problem since 2017 at least. If anyone has a solution, that would be excellent.


13.5.1184.0 Civil 3D 2023.2.1 Update
T.114.0.0 AutoCAD 2023.1
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pdavenport
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After creating Split Profile views, right-click on a profile view and go to Profile View Properties. Uncheck Split profile view in the Elevations tab and click Ok. You can now label the pressure pipes. Not sure if this prevents you from any of the other functionality of a split profile, but it works to label the pressure pipes.Pressure Pipe Split View.png

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jacob.dwyer
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I'm going to be honest, i read your post and thought you didn't understand that i needed my profile to be split. I went to try it anyway, and lo and behold, the profile remains split visually even when the box is unchecked! Bizarre behavior for sure. I was hopeful this was a solution, but it results in some weird profile view quirks, most notably the one illustrated below:Annotation 2019-03-28 071711.jpg

Its a lot easier to manually label the pressure pipes than it is to fix that band issue, but thank you for your suggestion!

 


13.5.1184.0 Civil 3D 2023.2.1 Update
T.114.0.0 AutoCAD 2023.1
HP Zbook G7 Laptop
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10750H CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.59 GHz
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pdavenport
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I thought it might affect something. I'm not using bands the same way and it didn't show me anything quirky like that. Hopefully, someday, Autodesk with fix the issue. Seems like a basic enough functionality users would need. 

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jacob.dwyer
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The bugs and workarounds can be pretty mind-boggling sometimes. Like, the fix for something not showing up on a split profile is to disable the split profile, and yet some aspects of the display of the profile view remains split, even when the function is turned off? But some parts become un-split. At this point I'm just hoping for just one Civil 3D function that regularly works as expected.


13.5.1184.0 Civil 3D 2023.2.1 Update
T.114.0.0 AutoCAD 2023.1
HP Zbook G7 Laptop
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10750H CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.59 GHz
RAM: 16.0 gb
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Mark_Castle
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I decided long ago to stay away from split profiles. I just place two regular profile views right next to each other instead.

 

Mark Castle
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16 GB RAM; Core i7-6820HQ; Quadro M1000M
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