Hi.
I'm trying to create a pipe network from an ESRI Shapefile in Model Builder but when I import it some pipes are mising, I imported the shapefile as a background to see if the pipes were where they are supposed to be and everything looks fine.
…
Hello,
I have imported to watercad elevation nodes and pipes from an autocad file.
Now I would like to import the demands of each node as well
In the autocad file, next to each node, it is written in text format the demand (population wise) of the…
Hello,
My question:
I am working on a large network model consisting of approx. 260k pipes and junction and numerous pumps, tanks, valves, etc. The network was developed using modelBuilder with data source type .shp (GIS data base was provided by…
Hello,
Yes, you should be able to do it with this process:
1) Create a new isolation valve flextable with just the isolation valve label, isolation valve diameter and referenced pipe fields.
2) Export the flextable to shapefile
…
Ideally you would set a label for the junctions (and pipes, etc.) in the CAD file, but unfortunately DXF files (the CAD file format currently supported by ModelBuilder) aren't very good at storing attributes along with the lines and points.
There are…
Hello Seylan,
I'd recommend reading the help documentation on Modelbuilder, as it should answer your questions.
You choose which layers you want to import by using the check boxes on the left side of the very first Modelbuilder step. Then in the…
Hello Jack,
It's technically possible to do this, using Modelbuilder. As you mentioned, there is some complexity to the relationship between conditions, actions and controls, which means this can be quite involved. Basically you would need to Sync…
Hi Abdoosh,
You should use a 'Submodel'. There is a Help topic describing how this works - see "Importing and Exporting Submodel Files".
It's true that there are a number of tools for moving data into and out of a model, and it is important…
Hello Jun,
WaterCAD includes a powerful tool called Modelbuilder, for importing many different kinds of external data. Modelbuilder is available in all platforms (standalone, Microstation and AutoCAD) and can import data types such as Shapefiles…
WaterCAD V8i (SelectSeries 1)
I try to import a shapefile with 3662 pipes by Model Builder. However, Model Bulder recognizes only 3292 pipes. In ArcMap all the pipes are present. I have no problems to import corresponding 3183 junctions. I have tried…
Hello Samir,
In order to build a complete model with Modelbuilder, you'll need both node and pipe data, with X/Y coordinates for the nodes. So, you may not have enough information here.
My best suggestion would be to add two new fields to the spreadsheet…