Cable supports for AVEVA E3D by the rules: a full tour of PML Console

240 cable supports on four routes, placed by the rules, not by hand. A macro exports the trays from AVEVA E3D to a text file; PML Console reads it and places every cable support from the route rules: the spacing, the distances at bends and tees, the strut side and how it is mounted. Then you look at it in 3D, fix what needs fixing, and get the PML for E3D. In this video: the export and the exchange folder; where the rules live and every route fixed to the wall; the live 3D scene and switching routes; a support in the middle of a straight run dragged along the route, past the spacing (the span turns red and the card names the rule), and back with Reset; the strut side flipped for a whole segment; route T4 changed from the wall to a hanger on threaded rods, longer rods, the reinforced profile; on one segment the rods hang from a cantilever welded to the steel, 800 mm longer on the left, the start brackets at the ends of a 200 mm beam; one support with its own rules, with the code window showing what changes; a fly-through along the route; the bill of materials; the code for E3D, the node type switched between EQUI and an assembly and back; and how the code goes into E3D: paste, or save a macro and run it with $M. The tool is still marked NOT VERIFIED in the console: cable supports have been built in E3D run by run on a test project, and every run moves commands from «not run» to «run». The code starts with a MARKDB mark, so UNDODB takes it all back. 0:00 Cable supports by the rules 0:06 Export from E3D 0:15 Placed by the rules 0:34 The rules 1:14 The scene 2:03 Edit along the route 3:02 Wall to hanger 3:56 One support, own rules 4:19 Fly along the route 5:07 Bill of materials 5:24 Code for E3D 6:08 Into E3D Telegram: t.me/bracketbim Music: «Зелёное течение 2» — Zvukogram.com #AVEVA #E3D #PML