Hydratec Inc.

AutoCAD Based Cards

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Ribbon/Toolbar (Software) Button Function Error Type Description
Ribbon/Toolbar (Software) Button Function Error Type Description
Card 1407 View Plot (AutoCAD Based) Plot None None

When plotting to Bluebeam document, some HydraCAD drawing entities show up blacked out.

AutoCAD view;


PDF generated by Bluebeam;


Card 1285 View Plot (AutoCAD Based) Plot None Missing Pipe

When using 'Publish selected layouts' or doing a batch plot in AutoCAD 2024, the riser nipple/vertial pipe does not display correctly.  It'll either be missing outright or a proxy bounding box will be in its place.  If you plot a single sheet, it works fine.

 

 

AutoCAD 2024 batch plot

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AutoCAD 2024 single plot

 

 

 

Card 1197 View Plot (AutoCAD Based) Plot None None

When plotting two viewports, one with center-to-center lengths, and the other with cut lenghts, the riser nipples/vertical pipes will show both, even if your layout tab looks fine.

LAYOUT TAB

PLOT PREVIEW

Card 877 View Plot (AutoCAD Based) None None None

User created two viewports in a layout tab of a 3D pipe drawn in the 3d_details layer.  One of the viewports plotted fine but the other didn't show the pipe at all.

AutoCAD view of viewports, note the selected pipe is the same in both drawings;

Post plot, PDF View; note all of the 3D Details pipe is missing from the right viewport

Card 444 View Plot (AutoCAD Based) None None None

possible annotative scale issue.

Card 489 View Plot (AutoCAD Based) None None None

bad head definition, in this case Head4

Card 1410 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Size Pipe Setup None None

When attempting to insert a pipe dimension you get the error "Invalid option keyword"



And the command prompt says "Enter an UNDO control option" with the dialog showing your choices

Card 1394 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Cap None None

When attempting to insert a cap, it draws the pipe and dimensions it, but it doesn't insert a cap.


However if you draw a test pipe elsewhere, it successfully inserts the cap for you


Card 1348 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Manual Cut Lengths None Bad Argument

When using Manual Cut Lengths on sprigs, after selecting the sprig text, this error appears:

"Error: bad argument type: lselsetp nil"


This error can also appear when selecting drops

Card 1283 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Size Pipe Setup None None

A second copy of PIPEX blocks (SPRKDATA layer) appears on the drawing when using NWCOUT

 

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