Is it possible to attach more than one detail to a Ref Note and have them show up in the Ref Note schedule?
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Jon,
Currently, no, although this is understandably high on our wishlist. Common workarounds are to create an additional User Field for the second detail reference (although that would need to be maintained manually), or to place a detail callout within the one linked detail.
We should have some ability to add an additional detail reference later this year.
--J
Currently, no, although this is understandably high on our wishlist. Common workarounds are to create an additional User Field for the second detail reference (although that would need to be maintained manually), or to place a detail callout within the one linked detail.
We should have some ability to add an additional detail reference later this year.
--J
Accepted Answer
Jon,
Currently, no, although this is understandably high on our wishlist. Common workarounds are to create an additional User Field for the second detail reference (although that would need to be maintained manually), or to place a detail callout within the one linked detail.
We should have some ability to add an additional detail reference later this year.
--J
Currently, no, although this is understandably high on our wishlist. Common workarounds are to create an additional User Field for the second detail reference (although that would need to be maintained manually), or to place a detail callout within the one linked detail.
We should have some ability to add an additional detail reference later this year.
--J
Bob,
We've been using the second workaround for years. It's great! For instance, we have a tree planting detail. On that detail we have a few detail callouts that reference the other details. For instance we have a callout pointing to the tree stake, one to the planting pit, one for the aeration tube or deep root feeder/watering tube, one for the root barrier, etc. This method works great for a few reasons, when we insert the tree planting detail, it automatically comes in with the callouts since we use the Callout Placeholder located in the detail ribbon when creating the master detail. Once the detail is placed in the paper sheet, it will let you know if the referenced detail is placed yet since it will automatically populate the callout ID (Detail number (or letter) and sheet ID).
Experiment with this. After using this method for a while, we like it a lot better than our old method (listing multiple details for a single element (like a tree). Mostly since it reduces the chance of not placing the correct details in the drawing.
Seaweed
We've been using the second workaround for years. It's great! For instance, we have a tree planting detail. On that detail we have a few detail callouts that reference the other details. For instance we have a callout pointing to the tree stake, one to the planting pit, one for the aeration tube or deep root feeder/watering tube, one for the root barrier, etc. This method works great for a few reasons, when we insert the tree planting detail, it automatically comes in with the callouts since we use the Callout Placeholder located in the detail ribbon when creating the master detail. Once the detail is placed in the paper sheet, it will let you know if the referenced detail is placed yet since it will automatically populate the callout ID (Detail number (or letter) and sheet ID).
Experiment with this. After using this method for a while, we like it a lot better than our old method (listing multiple details for a single element (like a tree). Mostly since it reduces the chance of not placing the correct details in the drawing.
Seaweed
Seaweed - can you post a PDF oR JPEG of the tree trail with the multiple callouts, I would love to see it and I think I could update the way we do things with the visual.
Bob
Bob
Hi Bob,
I've attached an example of what I was talking about. I hope that my response does not come too late. I included the slide and XML files. However, if you want to add this detail to your library, I'd recommend just opening the drawing, removing our frame, adding our own detail template and saving it to your details through LandFX.
I hope that this is helpful.
Seaweed
I've attached an example of what I was talking about. I hope that my response does not come too late. I included the slide and XML files. However, if you want to add this detail to your library, I'd recommend just opening the drawing, removing our frame, adding our own detail template and saving it to your details through LandFX.
I hope that this is helpful.
Seaweed
Thanks Seaweed... I will take a look and see how we can incorporate into our workflow.
Bob
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