Hi! I've got two things going on I can't figure out:
1. My Irrigation Schedule items do not all show in the correct color as on the drawing. For example, mainline color is different, valves aren't colored, and the lateral line sizes are not shown in their respective colors, only the default pink. I suspect this is a preferences setting somewhere but I've been unable to find where to change it (would love to make it my official default too...).
2. I've got two lines in my irrigation schedule - one mainline and one lateral line - which are unsized and/or include no linear feet. I've searched the drawing and haven't been able to find any unsized mainline or miscellaneous laterals. How can I find these floaters so I can delete them?
Thank you as always. -Julie
1. My Irrigation Schedule items do not all show in the correct color as on the drawing. For example, mainline color is different, valves aren't colored, and the lateral line sizes are not shown in their respective colors, only the default pink. I suspect this is a preferences setting somewhere but I've been unable to find where to change it (would love to make it my official default too...).
2. I've got two lines in my irrigation schedule - one mainline and one lateral line - which are unsized and/or include no linear feet. I've searched the drawing and haven't been able to find any unsized mainline or miscellaneous laterals. How can I find these floaters so I can delete them?
Thank you as always. -Julie
Julie,
Issues like these might be better served as a tech support ticket so we can actually go over what it is you are doing in your plan. If you would like to give us a call, we can talk through what our findings are.
https://www.landfx.com/kb/item/125-how-to-submit-a-support-ticket.html
The link below will go over the use of work areas as a troubleshooting technique that we typically use when trying to hunt down those errant pieces of pipe.
https://www.landfx.com/index.php/kb/irrigation-issues/item/1079-unknown-equip-on-irrigation-schedule.html
Regarding the schedule colors- The different colors on your plan are for your visual indications but will basically print the same as the schedule, since things are being printed in black and white. This goes for the valves as well. Valves are colored only as you are designing so you know what you have put around the site. The schedule lists what sizes are in the design and the callouts in the drawing are pointing to and listing what size each valve is. Once you get to plotting, the color is irrelevant since they too will be printed in black and white.
Issues like these might be better served as a tech support ticket so we can actually go over what it is you are doing in your plan. If you would like to give us a call, we can talk through what our findings are.
https://www.landfx.com/kb/item/125-how-to-submit-a-support-ticket.html
The link below will go over the use of work areas as a troubleshooting technique that we typically use when trying to hunt down those errant pieces of pipe.
https://www.landfx.com/index.php/kb/irrigation-issues/item/1079-unknown-equip-on-irrigation-schedule.html
Regarding the schedule colors- The different colors on your plan are for your visual indications but will basically print the same as the schedule, since things are being printed in black and white. This goes for the valves as well. Valves are colored only as you are designing so you know what you have put around the site. The schedule lists what sizes are in the design and the callouts in the drawing are pointing to and listing what size each valve is. Once you get to plotting, the color is irrelevant since they too will be printed in black and white.
Julie,
Issues like these might be better served as a tech support ticket so we can actually go over what it is you are doing in your plan. If you would like to give us a call, we can talk through what our findings are.
https://www.landfx.com/kb/item/125-how-to-submit-a-support-ticket.html
The link below will go over the use of work areas as a troubleshooting technique that we typically use when trying to hunt down those errant pieces of pipe.
https://www.landfx.com/index.php/kb/irrigation-issues/item/1079-unknown-equip-on-irrigation-schedule.html
Regarding the schedule colors- The different colors on your plan are for your visual indications but will basically print the same as the schedule, since things are being printed in black and white. This goes for the valves as well. Valves are colored only as you are designing so you know what you have put around the site. The schedule lists what sizes are in the design and the callouts in the drawing are pointing to and listing what size each valve is. Once you get to plotting, the color is irrelevant since they too will be printed in black and white.
Issues like these might be better served as a tech support ticket so we can actually go over what it is you are doing in your plan. If you would like to give us a call, we can talk through what our findings are.
https://www.landfx.com/kb/item/125-how-to-submit-a-support-ticket.html
The link below will go over the use of work areas as a troubleshooting technique that we typically use when trying to hunt down those errant pieces of pipe.
https://www.landfx.com/index.php/kb/irrigation-issues/item/1079-unknown-equip-on-irrigation-schedule.html
Regarding the schedule colors- The different colors on your plan are for your visual indications but will basically print the same as the schedule, since things are being printed in black and white. This goes for the valves as well. Valves are colored only as you are designing so you know what you have put around the site. The schedule lists what sizes are in the design and the callouts in the drawing are pointing to and listing what size each valve is. Once you get to plotting, the color is irrelevant since they too will be printed in black and white.
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