- When editing a pipe network, there is more to consider…than just the horizontal location of its parts.…Each component is also managed using associated data.…This data controls the vertical geometry…such as rims, inverts and pipe slopes.…It's also used to manage component naming,…styling in any associated surfaces,…alignments and rule sets.…In this lesson, we'll learn how to edit the data…behind our pipe network components.…On my screen is a sanitary pipe network…that we've been working with…for the last couple of sessions.…Let's zoom in.…
I'd like to make a few more edits to this network.…First, we'll talk about swapping parts.…Maybe you've inserted an incorrect part from the parts list,…how can we fix that?…For example, in my current sanitary network,…I am tying into an existing manhole.…You can see I'm coming into the manhole with a 10" PVC pipe.…As I continue to work up slope,…we switched to an 8" high-density polyethylene.…Then we stay 8" high-density polyethylene…and we're basically,…high-density polyethylene the rest of the run.…
Author
Jeff Bartels
Released
10/7/2015- Exploring the design data in drawings
- Creating, connecting, and grouping points
- Customizing label styles
- Defining existing ground surfaces
- Designing horizontal alignments
- Controlling alignment properties
- Creating profiles and profile views
- Sharing design data
- Creating and managing parcels
- Building assemblies
- Modeling advanced roadways
- Defining gravity-based pipe and pressure pipe networks
- Creating sections and section views
- Analyzing designs
- Generating plan sheets
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome59s
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Getting started4m 36s
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1. Laying the Foundation
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Touring the interface8m 22s
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Viewing designs in 3D6m 39s
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Accessing help4m 37s
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2. Creating and Managing Points
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Understanding label styles14m 24s
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Understanding object styles10m 9s
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Creating point groups8m 27s
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Connecting points11m 29s
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Managing points6m 36s
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3. Defining Existing Ground Surfaces
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Controlling build properties5m 52s
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Labeling contours7m 28s
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4. Designing Horizontal Alignments
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Editing alignment geometry9m 36s
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Assigning design criteria9m 24s
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Labeling alignments6m 2s
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Editing alignment labels4m 54s
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5. Creating Profiles and Profile Views
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Sampling a surface profile7m 50s
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Editing profiles11m
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Applying design standards10m 12s
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Labeling profile elevations3m 38s
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Splitting profile views4m 54s
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6. Sharing Design Data between Drawings
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Creating a project6m 17s
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Repairing broken references7m 52s
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7. Creating and Managing Parcels
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Introducing parcels6m 17s
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Editing parcels8m 18s
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Renumbering parcels6m 7s
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Labeling parcel areas7m 26s
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Labeling parcel segments7m 55s
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8. Creating Basic Roadway Models
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Introducing assemblies4m 34s
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Creating an assembly10m 9s
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Defining corridor regions6m 22s
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Renaming subassembly parts2m 12s
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9. Exploring Advanced Roadway Modeling Concepts
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Automating intersection modeling12m 56s
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Calculating superelevation8m 50s
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10. Modeling Gravity-Based Pipe Networks
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Introducing pipe networks6m 47s
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Building a parts list8m 55s
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Understanding rule sets5m 32s
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Drawing a pipe network7m 7s
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Labeling a pipe network4m 6s
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Editing pipe network data8m 52s
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Identifying conflicts5m 46s
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11. Modeling Pressure Pipe Networks
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Building a parts list6m 22s
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Labeling a pressure network5m 30s
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12. Managing Sample Lines
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Introducing sample lines3m 42s
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Creating sample lines4m 25s
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Editing sample lines5m 52s
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13. Creating Sections and Section Views
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Creating section views6m 18s
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Labeling section views7m 29s
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Calculating material volumes7m 28s
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14. Exploring Grading Tools
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Introducing feature lines5m 27s
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Introducing grading objects10m 32s
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Pasting surfaces together5m 29s
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15. Analyzing Designs
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Using the Inquiry Tool6m 7s
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16. Generating Plan Sheets
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Introduction to fields4m 4s
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Introduction to sheet sets5m 41s
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Defining view frame groups5m 22s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye38s
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