Visualsabas Blog In this video, we will explain how you can make 3d visual reports of complex designs. we will explain how to use data driven annotations and the use of display rules. In this section you will find procedures concerning generating reports based on the database attributes of elements. in addition, you will find an overview of the report formatting and output capabilities of the database products to which microstation provides an interface.
Peter Jackson On Linkedin 3d Visual Reports In Microstation This article describes how to use a microstation report to export dgn solid feature metrics and other information. by solid feature we mean dgn 3d elements (solids & closed surfaces) that have a volume property. The following video which can be found in the 'files' tab will introduce you to creating a report in microstation connect edition and later versions of microstation. In this section you will find procedures concerning generating reports based on the database attributes of elements. in addition, you will find an overview of the report formatting and output capabilities of the database products to which microstation provides an interface. For example, if you want to know how many pipes with a diameter greater than or equal to 5 exist in a model, you can create a report based on the pipe item type, filtered by diameter >= 5. when you evaluate the report definition, you get a report in which each row represents a pipe.
Microstation Report Levels In this section you will find procedures concerning generating reports based on the database attributes of elements. in addition, you will find an overview of the report formatting and output capabilities of the database products to which microstation provides an interface. For example, if you want to know how many pipes with a diameter greater than or equal to 5 exist in a model, you can create a report based on the pipe item type, filtered by diameter >= 5. when you evaluate the report definition, you get a report in which each row represents a pipe. For example, if you want to know how many pipes with a diameter greater than or equal to 5 exist in a model, you can create a report based on the pipe item type, filtered by diameter >= 5. when you evaluate the report definition, you get a report in which each row represents a pipe. In the drawing workflow, under the analyze tab, in the reports group, click reports. the reports dialog opens. to create a new report, in the reports dialog, click new report definition. optional: rename the report definition. A 3d view can display part of the design cube from any point, looking in any direction. as in 2d, elements to the left, right, above, or below, can be excluded from a view by zooming in or windowing so that the elements are outside the view's area. In the drawing workflow, on the analyze tab, in the reports group, click reports. the reports dialog opens. in the reports dialog, click new report definition. (optional) rename the report definition. (optional) in the properties > search location section of reports dialog, make the desired changes to search location for items.
Microstation Report Levels For example, if you want to know how many pipes with a diameter greater than or equal to 5 exist in a model, you can create a report based on the pipe item type, filtered by diameter >= 5. when you evaluate the report definition, you get a report in which each row represents a pipe. In the drawing workflow, under the analyze tab, in the reports group, click reports. the reports dialog opens. to create a new report, in the reports dialog, click new report definition. optional: rename the report definition. A 3d view can display part of the design cube from any point, looking in any direction. as in 2d, elements to the left, right, above, or below, can be excluded from a view by zooming in or windowing so that the elements are outside the view's area. In the drawing workflow, on the analyze tab, in the reports group, click reports. the reports dialog opens. in the reports dialog, click new report definition. (optional) rename the report definition. (optional) in the properties > search location section of reports dialog, make the desired changes to search location for items.
Microstation Report Levels A 3d view can display part of the design cube from any point, looking in any direction. as in 2d, elements to the left, right, above, or below, can be excluded from a view by zooming in or windowing so that the elements are outside the view's area. In the drawing workflow, on the analyze tab, in the reports group, click reports. the reports dialog opens. in the reports dialog, click new report definition. (optional) rename the report definition. (optional) in the properties > search location section of reports dialog, make the desired changes to search location for items.
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