Morning all,
In our office we are designing planting and irrigation plans with separate Land F/X files.
While I am working on the irrigation plan I used to be able to read the planting data by clicking on any type planting using either either "EDIT PLANT" or "EDIT EQUIPMENT" tool.
Now am not able to do this. instead I need to open the planting plan to read the data of the plantings.
my question is:
1- Isn't possible to read the planting data done with separate land F/X file and xrefed in the irrigation plan?
2- The referred planting plan is concept design,
can the reason that I can't read the planting data be related to that only actual plants can be read when xrefed and concept plant need to be converted to actual to be read?
appreciate your input.
Best regards,
Nibal
In our office we are designing planting and irrigation plans with separate Land F/X files.
While I am working on the irrigation plan I used to be able to read the planting data by clicking on any type planting using either either "EDIT PLANT" or "EDIT EQUIPMENT" tool.
Now am not able to do this. instead I need to open the planting plan to read the data of the plantings.
my question is:
1- Isn't possible to read the planting data done with separate land F/X file and xrefed in the irrigation plan?
2- The referred planting plan is concept design,
can the reason that I can't read the planting data be related to that only actual plants can be read when xrefed and concept plant need to be converted to actual to be read?
appreciate your input.
Best regards,
Nibal
Accepted Answer
Nibal,
Plant data is able to be stored with the block or hatch, so even if you don't have the plant in your project, editing it is able to add it back to the current project.
Concept plants, meanwhile, can be assigned a palette of plants, which is unable to be stored in the drawing. So there is no ability to access the concept data if those concept plants are not in the current project.
--J
Plant data is able to be stored with the block or hatch, so even if you don't have the plant in your project, editing it is able to add it back to the current project.
Concept plants, meanwhile, can be assigned a palette of plants, which is unable to be stored in the drawing. So there is no ability to access the concept data if those concept plants are not in the current project.
--J
Nibal,
With the planting plan as a separate project than the irrigation, you can Import the planting items. Simply go to the Concept Plant Manager, use the Import button, select the project that has the plant data, and import the concept plants.
--J
With the planting plan as a separate project than the irrigation, you can Import the planting items. Simply go to the Concept Plant Manager, use the Import button, select the project that has the plant data, and import the concept plants.
--J
Thank you Jeremiah..
So as per my understanding since am working on separate land F/X file(separate land F/X project) assigned for irrigation design I won't be able to read the concept plants.
To be able to read the concept plants in my irrigation project may need to restore the planting land F/X file, but then it will overwrite my irrigation Land F/X file, am I right?
Regards,
Nibal
So as per my understanding since am working on separate land F/X file(separate land F/X project) assigned for irrigation design I won't be able to read the concept plants.
To be able to read the concept plants in my irrigation project may need to restore the planting land F/X file, but then it will overwrite my irrigation Land F/X file, am I right?
Regards,
Nibal
Accepted Answer
Nibal,
Plant data is able to be stored with the block or hatch, so even if you don't have the plant in your project, editing it is able to add it back to the current project.
Concept plants, meanwhile, can be assigned a palette of plants, which is unable to be stored in the drawing. So there is no ability to access the concept data if those concept plants are not in the current project.
--J
Plant data is able to be stored with the block or hatch, so even if you don't have the plant in your project, editing it is able to add it back to the current project.
Concept plants, meanwhile, can be assigned a palette of plants, which is unable to be stored in the drawing. So there is no ability to access the concept data if those concept plants are not in the current project.
--J
Thank you Jeremiah,
Yeah I noticed that the drip emitter area doesn't read the concept plants and I needed to change the equipment.
but my question is if am in my irrigation plan and the planting plan is attached in it what might be the reason that I can't read the plant info when i click the tool edit plan or edit equip of some plants.
Is it because they ARE concept however I used to read the concept plants in other projects while am working in irrigation plan without the need to open the planting plan.
hope this help
Regards,
Nibal
Yeah I noticed that the drip emitter area doesn't read the concept plants and I needed to change the equipment.
but my question is if am in my irrigation plan and the planting plan is attached in it what might be the reason that I can't read the plant info when i click the tool edit plan or edit equip of some plants.
Is it because they ARE concept however I used to read the concept plants in other projects while am working in irrigation plan without the need to open the planting plan.
hope this help
Regards,
Nibal
Nibal,
We are unable to assign drip emitters to Concept plants, primarily due to the fact that emitters are assigned to plant sizes, and concept plants do not have sizes assigned. We do have a wishlist item to be able to assign emitters to concept plants, as well as to assign emitters to individual plants rather than sizes. But both of these present an incredibly challenge in how to convey the emitter assignments in the irrigation schedule. So for the time being, emitters can only be assigned to regular plants by their size.
--J
We are unable to assign drip emitters to Concept plants, primarily due to the fact that emitters are assigned to plant sizes, and concept plants do not have sizes assigned. We do have a wishlist item to be able to assign emitters to concept plants, as well as to assign emitters to individual plants rather than sizes. But both of these present an incredibly challenge in how to convey the emitter assignments in the irrigation schedule. So for the time being, emitters can only be assigned to regular plants by their size.
--J
Nibal Ata
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