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General commands: Specifications
Specifications
The ‘Specifications’ command enables a user to obtain various specifications of data. To obtain specification easy and quickly a user can select one
of prepared templates and direct printing.
In case of creating specifications in AutoCAD 2007 (or higher) or in Bricscad
v8.x (or higher) the program bases on Unicode characters. Thanks to this a
user can obtain multilingual plots (e.g. Russian, Polish, German and other
texts can be placed on one specification). Specifications created in previous
releases of AutoCAD/IntelliCAD program are compatible with codepage of a
current language of CP-System or operating system.
After the command has been started, a dialog is displayed in which a user
should select a type of specification. There are many prepared templates
that are used to obtain various specifications.
A user can make separated or summary specifications for symbols, objects
as well as pipes/ducts/cable trays and fittings of appropriate installations.
Examples of templates:
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‘CAD-Profi – selected objects, symbols and pipes’ – creating summary
specification with all types of elements inserted by CP-System. When
creating specification, a user can select objects from a current drawing.
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‘CAD-Profi’ – all symbols ’ – automatic creating specification with all
symbols inserted by CP-System. When creating specification, a user
has not to select objects in a drawing (all objects other than symbols will
be filtered out).
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‘CAD-Profi – all symbols - summary’ – automatic creating specification
with summing the amount of the same symbols.
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‘Selected CAD objects’ – a very versatile template that enables a user to
create specification with any objects. CAD objects like: lines, arcs, circles etc. are taken into account as well.
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‘Plumbing/heating – pipes 2D, fittings 2D’ – a template to create specifications with elements of plumbing/heating installations.
For every template various data are available. They can be presented in
tables. All available data are placed in a left panel of a dialog. Columns to
print are placed in a right panel of a dialog. I is also possible to add additional
data to a right panel and to organize them. Specifications can be printed in a
vertical or a horizontal order. More columns can be selected for a horizontal
order.
Using additional parameters
If additional parameters were defined during describing
objects, they will be available in a left panel of a dialog
now. These parameters can be added to a right panel of
course and thanks to this they will be taken into account in
a specification.
Defining additional parameters is described on the page 95.
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