How to connect two points in three-dimensional space?
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When piping, how to connect two points in space in a convenient way? Of course, the pipelines must be connected at right angles.
With orthogonal and snapping turned on, just draw a straight line.
Most pipe routing software has automatic pipe routing settings. If you want to route pipes manually, it's best to use a point filter. like: Suppose the starting point is A and the target point is B. Start routing pipes from point A, and then use the ".z" command to capture the z coordinate of point B. When the command prompts "yz required", click point A to route pipes to the intermediate point C. The xy coordinates of point C are the same as point A, and the z coordinate is the same as point B. The rest can be deduced by analogy. .x .y .z .xy .xz .yz are all used according to different needs
If there are other third-party tools, such as PDMS, PDSOFT, etc., they all have this function as long as you know how to use them.； If there are no other third-party tools, just turn on orthogonal and snap, and just draw horizontally and vertically! Depending on the layout, see which way is more reasonable and beautiful!
I'll give it a try and see if it works. My CAD skills are terrible. I need to learn more.* Oh
Thank you very much. Does anyone have any management software? Can you provide it?
I have a lazy method, please comment. Draw a cube using the two points to be connected as the corners, choose the appropriate route, and route the wires along the sides of the cube. :lol