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    How to Assign Pipe Insulation Properties for All Insulated Components in Model

    Product(s):

    AutoPLANT Modeler

    Version(s): 08.11.14.124
    Environment: Windows 7,8.1,10 (64 bit)
    Area: Modeling
    Subarea: Insulation Color
    Original Author: Devendra Warke

    Background

    Pipe Insulation is one of the primary attributes that the user would like to modify. The article sheds light over how we can set numerous attributes relating to Pipe Insulation like Insulation Colour, Insulation Thickness, Insulation Layer, Insulation Line Style:etc.

    These settings when done will be applicable on project level which will be populated throughout the project.

    How to Accomplish

    Case 1: To set Insulation parameters for an Existing Project



    1. Browse to the location of the respective Project: -
     
        Default Location for the Project - C:\Program Files (x86)\Bentley\Plant V8i\Config

    2. Open “config.ini” file present in that location.

        

    3. Find “INSULATION”. 

         

     Once you find these, we can see that we have different variables for Insulation Thickness, Insulation Spec, Insulation Layer, Colour and Line Style. We can edit the default values and set the values as per our requirements.
     Check the below image: - 

      

      These Syntaxes will be present in “[Piping.SysPaths] “section: - 

       

    4. Save and close “config.ini” file.

    By performing this, we can set the Insulation thickness, colour, spec and line style for the Insulation of the Pipe throughout the project.

    CASE 2: To set Insulation Parameters into a new Project

    5. Open CompPref.ini file. Make the below mentioned changes.
        

    6. Save the CompPref.ini file.

    7. Open Project Administrator and Create a New Project for the same unit for which we have modified the "CompPref.ini".



    8. Once done launch any file in the newly created project. 

        We can see that the Component Preferences will by default have the values set for the project which can be seen in the dialog box.


         

    See Also
    How to set for Piping Insulation to Inherit the same Color as the Piping has
    Applies To AutoPLANT Modeler Product(s): AutoPLANT Modeler Version(s): 08.11.XX.XXX Environment: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64 Bit) Area: Customization Subarea: Original…
    Last edited over 3 years ago in OpenPlant | AutoPLANT > OpenPlant | AutoPLANT Wiki

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    • Devendra Warke Created by Devendra Warke
    • When: Fri, Sep 27 2019 3:07 AM
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    • When: Fri, Oct 11 2019 4:46 AM
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