Good morning all,
would like to ask if we can add the unites to the valve callout located in the end of the valve schedule as shown in the attachment.
At the moment am editing the valve schedule block to add it.
Can I also ask for the possibility of providing another feature request for a valve callout schedule as shown in the attached file?
Regards,
Nibal
would like to ask if we can add the unites to the valve callout located in the end of the valve schedule as shown in the attachment.
At the moment am editing the valve schedule block to add it.
Can I also ask for the possibility of providing another feature request for a valve callout schedule as shown in the attached file?
Regards,
Nibal
Nibal Ata
changed the title from valve schedule feature request to VALVE SCHEDULE FEATURE REQUEST — 3 weeks ago
Happy New Year to all Land F/X team and all forum members and your families.
It is a good solution Jeremiah to edit the valve callout schedule block.
In regard of the "SN" , it refers to serial number(not related to the valve number).
I need to present the advised report of valve schedule call out to clarify how we number and name the valves
in our designs we are calling out the valve with a number and 2 letters(the letter is referring to the type of plantation and IRR. equip used)
For example
1PB is referring to valve NO. 1, PALM bubbler
2TB is referring to valve NO. 2, TREE bubbler
3TR is referring to valve NO. 3, TURF ROTOR OR ROTATOR, .., etc
Hope this clarify better.
Nibal
It is a good solution Jeremiah to edit the valve callout schedule block.
In regard of the "SN" , it refers to serial number(not related to the valve number).
I need to present the advised report of valve schedule call out to clarify how we number and name the valves
in our designs we are calling out the valve with a number and 2 letters(the letter is referring to the type of plantation and IRR. equip used)
For example
1PB is referring to valve NO. 1, PALM bubbler
2TB is referring to valve NO. 2, TREE bubbler
3TR is referring to valve NO. 3, TURF ROTOR OR ROTATOR, .., etc
Hope this clarify better.
Nibal
Nibal,
Thank you, I understand now.
Currently the best option would be to send the valve schedule to Excel, and then split the valve number into two columns there.
We have some unrelated improvements coming for the valve schedule, we can see what can be added on to that work.
--J
Thank you, I understand now.
Currently the best option would be to send the valve schedule to Excel, and then split the valve number into two columns there.
We have some unrelated improvements coming for the valve schedule, we can see what can be added on to that work.
--J
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Instead of modifying the schedule every time, you can simple edit that valve callout schedule block that is automatically placed at the bottom of every schedule. You'll find the source block in Landfx/blocks/graphics/irrigation/schedule_symbols
For the valve callout schedule request, I'm not quite understanding what "SN" is and how it relates to how the valves are labeled. I'd also like more detail of what this report is used for.
--J