Spooling

Defining a spool

From the ribbon, click the eVolve Electrical tab, then click Define Spool from the Spooling panel. From the Create/Define Spools window, specify a name in the Starting Spool Name dialog box and click…

Updated 8 months ago by Adam Heon

Overview of the Spool Manager

The eVolve Electric Spool Manager is a powerful tool used to sort, group, and filter spools created by the eVolve Electrical software. Modifications to the grid are remembered. To reset the default g…

Updated 2 months ago by Adam Heon

Modify Spool

eVolve Modify Spool. The modify spool feature gives users the ability to quickly add or remove parts to a spool or even combine multiple spools. An Asterisk * on an eVolve ribbon button indicates an…

Updated 2 months ago by Adam Heon

Spool Settings

eVolve Spool Settings. There are two project Spool Settings that can be used to track and modify a spool. The Spool Status allows users to define a spool status when an assembly is defined. The View…

Updated 11 months ago by Adam Heon

Spooling tips

When defining multiple spools, the spool number is auto incremented. After exiting, the last spool number is remembered and auto incrementation continues when resuming Define Spool. Spools may be def…

Updated 2 years ago by Kerry Poe

Manually creating sheets

From the Spool Manager window, click the eVolve Electrical tab, then click Spool Manager from the Spooling panel. From the Spool Manager window, click the Selection checkbox associated with the desir…

Updated 2 years ago by Kerry Poe

Create Prefab Package

Sometimes spools are only a piece of the workflow. Whether it's packaging multi-trade racks or entire electrical rooms, often multiple spools need to be packaged and assembled as one. eVolve Prefab P…

Updated 1 day ago by Adam Heon

Spooling Title Block

The eE_Spool Titleblocks utilize a family called Spool Window which can display both Views and Schedules. The Spool Window family is multi-functional and created in a way to easily select views, assi…

Updated 1 month ago by Adam Heon

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