sisHYD User Guide

Drawing structure > Design templates

Select the design template to create network sketches using the toolbox.
  • Import – Enables the import of design templates from sisHYD 2005.
    Note: The design templates of sisHYD V8i are stored centrally (and no longer) by project.
  • New – Creates a new template.
  • Copy – Creates a copy of the currently selected template.
  • Delete – Deletes the currently selected template from the list.
    • The list enables multiple templates to be selected for deletion.
  • Properties – Opens the dialog mask for the configuration of the template. Here you select the graphic characteristics and text of the represented network objects.
  • Create – Creates a network sketch based on the template selected here.
    Note: The name of calculation with calculation time, as well as the name of the template form the name of the MicroStation design model created. This compound name is part of the title viewport.
    • # – Serial number of the template
    • Name – Name of the template. The test assigned here is a name component of the model created (network sketch).
    • Scale – Scale in which the design is created.
    • View – View in which the network sketch is to be represented. If one of the views 1-8 is set, the "sisHYD" view group is activated and the network sketch is represented in the selected view. Otherwise, a new view group with the name of the network sketch is created and activated. In this new view group the network sketch is represented in all 8 views.
    • Basic map – Set the registered basic maps to the model after creating the graphic, when the field is marked.
    • Clash control – The design is created with clash control when the field is marked, i.e., overlapping network nodes are suppressed and reduced for one "clean" graphic output.
    • Legend – A legend is also created when the field is marked. By default, the legend is placed in the top right next to the network graphic.
    • Advanced – The option is only effective in the category "long-distance heating". In multi-leader networks, the diagram is extended by the asymmetrical objects of all network positions, when the field is marked. Thus, wirings which are only on individual network positions become visible.
  • Filter – Only calculated objects are represented when the field is marked. If the field is marked, but no calculation results are available, the design remains empty!