Cancel start and end points for PDMS
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Dear everyone, when drawing pipes with PDMS, one needs to define the start and end points first. How can I remove the dashed lines defined by the head and tail?
Define HEAD to the FIRST ELEMENT, and define TAIL to the LAST ELEMENT.
The dashed line indicates that your pipeline is not complete; for example, the direction and other aspects cannot be properly defined for the pipeline. For example: head defines the direction as E 0 N 0 U 0, indicating an upward direction, while tail defines it as E 0 N 0 U 1000, indicating a downward direction. The pipe comes out automatically
Of course, the above are the simplest examples; it is also possible to work with more complex piping layouts, and you’ll need to figure that out on your own
Thank you to all the brothers upstairs for their replies. There’s absolutely no need to define a starting point and an ending point first. Why isn’t it like PDS?
PDS defines the flow direction based on the modeling direction, whereas PDMS defines it using HEAD andTAIL; therefore, it is necessary to define the starting point and ending point first. However, these points do not have to remain fixed from the beginning – they can be modified later on.