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7 Populate the route or insert additional fittings into the tube and pipe
assembly or directly onto a route. Fittings can be used to initiate new
routes.
8 Add additional routes and runs.
9 Make final adjustments to each route and run. Change the active style
or add, remove, reposition, and replace fittings, route points, and
segments.
10 Populate selected route(s).
11 Optionally:
■ To reuse the master runs assembly, runs, routes, or flexible hose
assemblies, place secondary occurrences and use the Make Adaptive
tool to transition them to new primary occurrences.
■ Create Level of Detail representations to save memory if you are
working with a large assembly.
■ Create drawing views based on specific representations and
configurations, create and export bill of material tables for routes and
runs, and annotate drawings using parts lists, piping styles, and so
on.
■ Save the file in a different format such as ISOGEN or bend table to
import to other drawing applications.
Setting Up Projects For Exercises
For the exercises, browse to and select the project file in the Tutorial Files
directory.
Set up the project for Tube & Pipe exercises
1 Click File ➤ Projects.
2
Use the Configure Content Center Libraries tool to configure
libraries. Ensure that you have logged in to your Autodesk data
management server and the needed libraries are ready on the server.
3 Select the AirSystemAssy.ipj as the active project.
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