Return All Pressure Pipe Network Part Styles in Current Drawing

[hestingjj]

Hi All,

Looking for a way to generate a list of all available Pressure Pipe, Pressure Fitting, and Pressure Appurtenance styles in the current drawing. There are some nice nodes for Pipe Networks in the camber package (“Pipe Styles” & “Structure Styles” nodes), but I don’t see anything available for Pressure Network Parts. Is it possible to get those styles another way?

Thanks,

[hosneyalaa]

Hi
See this

How to get the profile view style ID from an existing profile view in Civil 3D using Python

Hi @tzL6PRM, Welcome! Is it an option for you to use the Civil 3D Toolkit package? Or do you require Python? [ProfileViewStyle]

[hestingjj]

Thanks for the reply. Maybe I am missing something but I didn’t see what could help me get all the Pressure Pipe, Fittings, and Appurtenance styles in the current drawing from that post. Seemed like that post was centered on selecting a single profile view and getting that style id using python. I am hoping to achieve something different.

[hosneyalaa]

I’m not sure
But the value that appears note getstyles
Styles in the program, and so is the case in pressure pipe

[hosneyalaa]

See this

Styles_doc = AD.Styles # Estilos do documento
            Styles_Ids = [] # Id dos estilos
            PipeStyle_Ids = Styles_doc.PipeStyles # Id dos Pipe Styles
            StructureStyle_Ids = Styles_doc.StructureStyles #Id dos Structures Styles
            Styles_Ids.append(PipeStyle_Ids)
            Styles_Ids.append(StructureStyle_Ids)

AttributeError using Python Script

As I said, the API says that this “.Name” in this type of object only serves to set the value and not get. So I had to think of another way, arriving at this solution: IN[1] is the string of the name of the style you are looking for. And the output of the function is the style Id. # Load the Python Standard and DesignScript Libraries import sys #sys is a fundamental Python library - here, we're using it to load in the standard IronPython libraries import clr #This is .NET's Common Language R…

[hosneyalaa]

#1 - Coletar e pega a PartList escolhida para a pressure pipes (Collect and get the partlist choose to pressure pipe):
                        
            PartList_Collection = ACD.Styles.PressurePartList.GetAvailablePartLists(db) 
            PartList_Selected = []
            for id in PartList_Collection:
                PartList = TS.GetObject(t,id,OP.ForRead)
                PartList_Description = PartList.Description
                if PartList_Description.Contains(IN[0]) is True:
                    PartList_Selected = PartList

How can I create a Pressure Network?

I’ve already managed to create a pressure pipe, I already know how to read and see the part lists. But even creating, it doesn’t appear in my file. # Load the Python Standard and DesignScript Libraries import sys #sys is a fundamental Python library - here, we're using it to load in the standard IronPython libraries import clr #This is .NET's Common Language Runtime. It's an execution environment that is able to execute code from several different languages. import os import math # Add Assembl…

[hestingjj]

Thank you I was able to get the lists I am looking for using a node I found in the latest version of Civil3DToolkit. This graph grabs all of the available Pressure Pipe, Fitting, and Appurtenance styles in the current drawing into three lists.

A follow up question I now have is how easy would it be to create a custom node that essentially compiles this? I am thinking there would be three custom nodes (1. PressurePipeStyles 2. PressureFittingStyles 3. PressureAppurtenanceStyles)

The node would not have any inputs and the output would be a simple drop down box so that the user can easily see the list of available styles and select the one that they want to apply. I don’t have experience with custom nodes/drop downs.

[hosneyalaa]

see this thread I think it is very important

Get all Civil 3D styles and set new names

Hi, I’m looking for way how to get all styles using Python. I am inspired by solution in this thread Get list of styles - #6 by Alex.ColeAAFHE. TK node for getting all styles doesn’t work for me now Civil 3D Toolkit Feedback thread - #805 by Drbohlav Civil 3D Toolkit Feedback thread - #806 by Paolo_Emilio_Serra1. Here is my first attempt. Any help is appreciated. [Styles 01] [Styles 02] D4C3D_Styles_02.dyn (35.0 KB)