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| Else the command: _circle would obviously do the job | Else the command: _circle would obviously do the job | ||
| </ | </ | ||
| - | <WRAP center round todo 60%>Add image</ | + | {{ : |
| <WRAP center round tip 80%> | <WRAP center round tip 80%> | ||
| **Tip for using an existing component as a basis: | **Tip for using an existing component as a basis: | ||
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| </ | </ | ||
| === Creating a component === | === Creating a component === | ||
| - | - Select every element: | + | - Select every element: |
| - | - Launch the command: RP_CC_CreateItem | + | - Launch the command: RP_CC_CreateItem |
| - Name your component: | - Name your component: | ||
| * The name shall not contain special characters and blank spaces, except “-” and/or “_”. | * The name shall not contain special characters and blank spaces, except “-” and/or “_”. | ||
| * Don’t use the diameter in the component’s name. All identical components with different diameters should have the same name because RhinoPiping will automatically use the right DN/NPS. | * Don’t use the diameter in the component’s name. All identical components with different diameters should have the same name because RhinoPiping will automatically use the right DN/NPS. | ||
| - | * The character “/ | + | * The character “/ |
| - | - Select your connection circles. (If you followed this guide you created them before) For each of them, RhinoPiping will try to detect the corresponding nominal size and ask you for confirmation: | + | - Select your connection circles. (If you followed this guide you created them before) For each of them, RhinoPiping will try to detect the corresponding nominal size and ask you for confirmation: |
| - | - Check the connection circles’ orientation. Each of them should have an arrow pointed outward. Click near a circle to reverse its orientation. | + | - Check the connection circles’ orientation. Each of them should have an arrow pointed outward. Click near a circle to reverse its orientation. |
| - | - In some cases, the command will ask you if you want to confirm if you want to apply a stereotype (A special rule for this component). \\ The most common stereotype is ‘invariant under rotation’. If you validate this one your component will ignore the rotation requests later. In most cases, you wouldn’t want that. \\ <WRAP center round todo 60%>Add image</ | + | - In some cases, the command will ask you if you want to confirm if you want to apply a stereotype (A special rule for this component). \\ The most common stereotype is ‘invariant under rotation’. If you validate this one your component will ignore the rotation requests later. In most cases, you wouldn’t want that. \\ {{ : |
| - | - Another stereotype is quite important; it is the ‘elbow’ stereotype. By allowing this one you will be able to use a component as an elbow. | + | - Another stereotype is quite important; it is the ‘elbow’ stereotype. By allowing this one you will be able to use a component as an elbow. |
| ==== RP_CC_CreateDressedItem (Rhinopiping PRO) ==== | ==== RP_CC_CreateDressedItem (Rhinopiping PRO) ==== | ||
| The dressed components are special piping components, made of several components each ((Available for RhinoPiping Pro only)). | The dressed components are special piping components, made of several components each ((Available for RhinoPiping Pro only)). | ||
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| </ | </ | ||
| === Usage === | === Usage === | ||
| - | <WRAP center round todo 60%>Add image</ | + | {{ : |
| From left to right: | From left to right: | ||
| - The first one is a ball valve alone. | - The first one is a ball valve alone. | ||