Although Smart Tray was a powerful tool from the begining with many functions. I have added two additional functions. From now on you can flip tray: New functions Flip Tray With this function you can flip a straight cable tray […]
Once you have purchased my Smart Tray application, just download the app from the Autodesk App Store. After downloading the install file, run it so the executable file can place the necessary files to their place. Then you just have […]
Once you have purchase my Smart Support application, just download the app from the Autodesk App Store. After downloading the install file, run it so the executable file can place the necessary files to their place. After this you can […]
Creating pipe support in Autodesk Plant3D is very easy. Basically just two clicks and you have a support snapped to the pipe. It is also true for custom made pipe-holders, for example all the items in my Python Pipe Support […]
After several months of technical negotiations I am pleased to report that I-rod supports are now integral part of my Python Pipe Support app. In this regard I wanted to create a brand new post showing the steps in details […]
A bigger update deserves a dedicated post – two posts actually. This 1.07 update is not big considering the additional features or new valve types. Matter of fact: there is no new valve script available in this version. But there […]
The title of this post is a bit confusing. All the valves in my Python Valve app was already parametric. I have not made anything from AutoCad blocks or worse from a step files. I have made all valves in […]
I have to admit first that I have made a mistake. Not a big one, but it is still a mistake. This is the typical over-engineering issue, I guess. So, one of my clients had an issue with the elevation […]
Despite the fact that I have already had a blog-post about how to list the length of cable trays. I have prepared another one. Thanks to the suggestion of one of my clients I have made the list-preparation even easier […]
When you want add actual lifelike looking valves into your Plant3D model, you have two choices. Either you use the standard Plant3D geometry, which looks a bit odd sometimes. Or you import some geometry from other 3D software. But in […]