With my app you can create cable trays inside Pland3D, but anyhow the program’s main purpose remains the same: pipe routing and creating drawings from it as fast and easily as possible. Orthos are quite straight forward both for the […]
I have created a basics guide video from the very creation of a new project to reaching a point where you can start putting the cable trays into your 3D model-space. To reach this point you need to create a […]
As my app is constantly gaining more and more functions, more parameters are becoming necessary to control these. But some of you may have already created a huge number of cable trays and this results in a problem. The newly-born […]
If you use Plant3D you will most likely want to use the Report Creator too. This is a very powerful application to prepare bill of materials of the layout you have made in Plant3D. If you use my app, you […]
Tees and crosses are long-time there in my customizable python-based catalog. From now onward you can also create cable tray wye. The parameters I used here are very similar to the tee pieces, there is only two additional parameter: ALP […]
If you intend to model the trays in a detailed manner, you will need cable tray coupling. Due to the fact that several times these couplings are attaching the individual pieces together. In addition, if you would like to prepare […]
You have asked to make it possible to turn off the U-profiles as stiffeners. If you insert a huge number of trays, you will need all the optimization you can get to keep the AutoCad smoothly running, so I listened. […]
If you use different types of cable trays, you need two options the very least: ladder type trays plate type cable trays It might have been better to separate these type of scripts. But they are quite similar so finally […]
I love Autodesk Plant3D. Executed several project using it. It developed big time since its first release. For example connecting flanges which are 0.001 away from each other in Z direction does not cause error anymore. 🙂 I like the […]