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LAB-5: Inserting Control Points: Objective

This document provides instructions for several common tasks in SmartPlant 3D, including: 1. Inserting control points to objects after explaining what control points are and their uses. 2. Editing tool tip labels by changing the label description and properties that are displayed. 3. (For advanced users) Creating SQL filters to select objects based on criteria like Z-range or permission group for advanced querying of the model.

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LAB-5: Inserting Control Points: Objective

This document provides instructions for several common tasks in SmartPlant 3D, including: 1. Inserting control points to objects after explaining what control points are and their uses. 2. Editing tool tip labels by changing the label description and properties that are displayed. 3. (For advanced users) Creating SQL filters to select objects based on criteria like Z-range or permission group for advanced querying of the model.

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Common Applications

LAB-5: Inserting Control Points


Objective
After This Lab Students will be able add control points to desired objects
Lecture: Instructor Needs to explain control points and there use
1

Set your workspace to show U01

Go to the Main Menu and Select Format View option to open the Format View
dialog box.

Select Reference Geometry aspect in the list

Hit OK button to close the dialog box.

Go to the Main Menu and select Insert, Control Point option to open the control
point ribbon bar.

Select E-102 as the parent object of the control point

Select Process Equipment in the Sub-Type combo box

Place the control point at nozzle N1

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Select the control point and review its properties

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LAB-6: Tool Tip Editing ( Optional lab)


Objective
After This Lab Students will be able to edit tool tip label
Lecture: Instructor Needs to explain Tool tips, and editing them in the model
1

Set your workspace to show U01

Select Tools, Options and click on the ToolTips tab

Click the Object type field to open the object type tree view

Select Equipment, under Equipment and Furnishing

In the Label to use for the toolTip column, select Catalog data labels

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Expand the tree view and select ToolTipPartOcc and click OK.

Select Edit label button

Edit the label description as Equipment Type

Under Layout field, Select the Dry Weight, Part Number and Part Class lines and
delete them.

10 Under Properties filed, select Dry weight, Part Class and Part Number and select
Remove
11 Select the empty column under Name and select Add
12 Under Object Type Used as Bases for Property Identification, select more,
Expand equipment and furnishing and select Equipment
13 Under Relationship, select Direct property of object
14 Select Standard under Display properties in this category
15 Select Approval Status and OK
16 In Layout Field type Status:
17 Select Approval Status from Property field and select Insert Field Option

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18 Select all the fields under Layout and select the Format Button
19 Change the font to Arial, font style to bold and size to 8.
20 Hit OK button to save the label
21 Hit OK button to close the Tool option dialog box.
22 Now hover mouse over the pump to see the tooltip label.

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LAB-7: SQL Filter

(This lab is for Advance users only)

Objective
1

Set your workspace to show U01

Select Tools, Select by Filter command to open the Select Filter dialog box

Select the Plant Filters folder

Select the SQL Filter Icon to open The New Filter Properties dialog box

Name the filter Objects based on Z Ranges

Go to the General Tab and key in the following SQL statement,


Select o.oid from jdobject o join jrange r on r.oid = o.oid where r.zmax < 2

Click OK to create the filter

OK to accept it

The system should select all objects where their z-ranges are less than 2 meter

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10 Your View should now resemble the following graphic

11 Using same procedure, create another SQL filter based on permission group. Use
the following SQL statement,
select o.oid from jdobject o join jdpermissiongroup p on o.ConditionID =
p.PermissionGroupID where p.Name like 'E%'
12 Click OK to create the filter. Ok to Accept
13 The system should select all electrical and equipment objects
14 Your View should now resemble the following graphic.

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