i want to know how to print isometric drawings (dwg) i.e like sheet 1of 1 to sht 1 of 10 at a go.

Hello Shina,

Please see the following AutoPIPE Wiki Page for all information and troubleshooting for creating stress isometrics from AutoPIPE.

http://communities.bentley.com/products/pipe_stress_analysis/w/pipe_stress_analysis__wiki/7352.stress-isometrics-autopipe

Thanks,

Jessica Alegre

Mechanical Application Engineer

Good morning Jessica, have tried the suggestions in this link but its still not easy for me to print my model in sheets. sometimes i will tell me disconnected pipeline and the whole model will be printed in just a sheet. but all i want to do is to be able to print the model in several sheets for clearer view and easy reading of the Isometrics. thanks

Hi Shina,

If you are trying to export the entire model all at one time you may have some disconnected segments. 

Examples of disconnected segments:

1. With model opened in AutoPIPE, press Select> Connected segments if you have more that 1 group than you have multiple disconnected segment groups. only one group can be processed at any time.

2. If model has base supported elbows where steel beam is used to connect a supporting pipe is a disconnected segment. 

Did you try Break Point feature in which you can break a model on your defined points.
You can see this option on "AutoPIPE Isometrics Manager Options Dialog".

Regards,
Mazhar

Hi Shina,

If you are trying to export the entire model all at one time you may have some disconnected segments. 

Examples of disconnected segments:

1. With model opened in AutoPIPE, press Select> Connected segments if you have more that 1 group than you have multiple disconnected segment groups. only one group can be processed at any time.

2. If model has base supported elbows where steel beam is used to connect a supporting pipe is a disconnected segment. 

Did you try Break Point feature in which you can break a model on your defined points.
You can see this option on "AutoPIPE Isometrics Manager Options Dialog".

Regards,
Mazhar