Isometrics

This section describes the commands used to create and manage isometric diagrams.

Common Isometric Diagram Information

The values that can be specified for isometric diagrams are listed below.

•  Floor Offset Multiplier: The amount of space between floors in an isometric diagram.

•  Angle: ▾ The isometric viewing angle represented in the diagram. The available options are southwest (SW), southeast (SE), northwest (NW), and northeast (NE).

•  Pipes to Include ☰ The pipe types to be included in the isometric diagram.

•  Floors to Include ☰ The floors to be included in the isometric diagram.

•  Layer Systems ☰ Visitthe Layer System section for more information.

Commands

📄️ Insert Isometric

To insert an isometric diagram onto a drawing, go to

📄️ Update Isometric

The Update Isometric command is used to update an isometric diagram to reflect changes that have been made on the plan view.

📄️ Query Isometric

To modify the settings for an isometric diagram, go to

📄️ Offset Isometric

The Offset Isometric command is used to stretch part of an isometric diagram without making changes to actual distances or elevations on the plan view.

📄️ Offset Multiple Isometric

The Offset Multiple Isometric command is used to stretch multiple sections of an isometric diagram without making changes to actual distances or elevations on the plan view.

📄️ Remove Isometric Offset

The Remove Isometric Offset command is used to return a pipe offset with the Offset Isometric or Offset Multiple Isometric command to its original location.

📄️ Highlight Isometric Offsets

The Highlight Isometric Offsets command is used to identify pipes in the isometric diagram that have been offset using the Offset Isometric or Offset Multiple Isometric command.