Error Check
Updated 1 year ago
eVolve Conduit Error Check
Analyzes the model for inaccuracies, highlighting mistakes as compared to the Conduit Run Schedule. The Error Check function performs the following checks when selected:
- Run Id Not Scheduled - highlights conduits if there are any conduits in the project that have run id's that are not listed in the schedule. This error can happen if the user enters a run id manually in the family properties rather than using the assign run id function.
- Run Id Not Assigned - highlights conduits if they have not had a run id assigned yet.
- Size - highlights conduits when the value in the eE_ConduitRun_Size does not match the Size value specified in the conduit's Run Specifications.
- Start - highlights conduits when the value in the eE_ConduitRun_Start does not match the Start value specified in the conduit's Run Specifications.
- Finish - highlights conduits when the value in the eE_ConduitRun_Finish does not match the Finish value specified in the conduit's Run Specifications.
- Type - highlights conduits when the value in the eE_ConduitRun_Type does not match the Type value specified in the conduit's Run Specifications.
- System - highlights conduits when the value in the eE_ConduitRun_System does not match the System value specified in the conduit's Run Specifications.
Run Id Not Scheduled, Run Id Not Assigned, and Size are enabled by default.
Modifying Error Conditions
- From the eVolve Electrical ribbon,in the conduit panel, click Conduit Run Schedule.
- From the Conduit Run Schedule window, click the Options tab.
- From the Error Condition Highlighting panel, check or uncheck the desired conditions and click OK.
Modifying Highlighting Color
- From the eVolve Electrical ribbon, click the Conduit menu and click Conduit Run Schedule.
- From the Conduit Run Schedule window, click the Options tab.
- From the Error Condition Highlighting panel, click the color drop-down menu, click either the Custom, Web, or System tab, click a color tile to select, and click OK.
The error condition must be enabled in order to modify the color.
From the Custom tab in the color drop-down, right-click on any of the tiles in the bottom two rows to define a custom color.
