Editing Pressure Networks in Panorama in Civil 3D allows you to efficiently manage and modify pressure pipes, fittings, and appurtenances within your network. Panorama is a dynamic data table where you can view and edit multiple properties of a pressure network in one interface.<br /><br />What is Panorama in Civil 3D?<br />Panorama is a multi-purpose dialog box used to display and edit data for various Civil 3D objects, including pressure networks. It provides a tabular view where you can quickly update attributes like pipe sizes, materials, elevations, and connection points.<br /><br />Steps to Edit Pressure Networks Using Panorama<br />1. Open Panorama for a Pressure Network<br />Select a pressure network in your drawing.<br />In the Ribbon, go to Pressure Network Tools > Edit Network.<br />From the drop-down, select Edit Pressure Network in Panorama.<br />Alternatively, right-click the pressure network and choose Edit Pressure Network in Panorama.<br />2. Understanding the Panorama Interface<br />The Panorama window typically displays a grid-like table with columns representing attributes of the pressure network. These columns include:<br /><br />Part Type: Indicates if the part is a pipe, fitting, or appurtenance.<br />Part Size: Displays the diameter or size of the part.<br />Material: Shows the material assigned to the pipe or fitting.<br />Start and End Elevations: Allows editing of the vertical placement of pipes.<br />Station and Offset: Displays the alignment position of parts in relation to the alignment.<br />Connected Parts: Lists connections between pipes, fittings, and appurtenances.<br />3. Editing Attributes in Panorama<br />Modify Sizes:<br /><br />Click the Part Size cell for a pipe or fitting.<br />Select a new size from the drop-down list.<br />Change Materials:<br /><br />Click the Material cell and choose a new material from the options available in the Parts List.<br />Adjust Elevations:<br /><br />Update the Start Elevation and End Elevation cells to change pipe slopes or maintain hydraulic requirements.<br />Reassign Alignment Stations:<br /><br />Modify the Station and Offset values to reposition parts along the alignment.<br />Update Connectivity:<br /><br />Check the Connected Parts column to ensure proper connections between pipes, fittings, and appurtenances. Fix disconnected parts if necessary.<br />4. Validate the Pressure Network<br />Check for Errors:<br />After making changes, use the Validate Pressure Network tool to identify issues such as disconnected parts or incorrect sizes.<br />Resolve Errors:<br />Fix any errors directly in Panorama or in the drawing by selecting and modifying the affected components.<br />5. Save and Exit<br />Once you’ve made all necessary changes, close the Panorama window.<br />The edits will automatically apply to the pressure network in the drawing.<br />Tips for Efficient Editing in Panorama<br />Sort and Filter:<br /><br />Click column headers to sort data (e.g., by size or material).<br />Use filters to focus on specific parts of the network.<br />Batch Edits:<br /><br />Select multiple rows in Panorama and apply changes to all selected parts simultaneously.<br />Zoom to Part:<br /><br />Right-click a row in Panorama and choose Zoom to to locate
