SetManholeInvert

The user is prompted to select two pipes connected to the same structure. The first pipe selected is unaltered, then the elevation of the second pipe is set based on the first pipe. By default, the suggested pipe jump through a manhole is 0.03m with no deflection, 0.06m for a 90 degree deflection and 0.15m for an acute angle, or matching pipe obverts, whichever results in the greater difference in inverts. The user can also enter a specific difference in inverts to use. Default values can also be changed in the settings.

GradePipe

Set the grade of pipes quickly and easily. Select the pipe to be graded, the end of the pipe closest to the selection point will hold the current elevation, then the user is prompted to enter the desired pipe grade. The grade of the pipe is then changed and any pipe segments attached via null structures are also graded per the entered grade.

LabelPipeElevation

Select a pipe to add a label to, then the location on the pipe to label. A multileader is then added to the drawing showing the pipe information at the specified location. The layer for the label and what information to show can be set in the settings. Available information is the pipe network name, pipe size and material, invert elevation, obvert elevation, bottom of pipe elevation, top of pipe elevation, and springline elevation.

PipeToolsSettings

Opens a menu to set default settings. Default manhole jumps for the SetManholeInvert command can be set based on deflection angles through the connecting manhole, the option to match pipe obverts, or to set the invert of the upstream pipe at the elevation of the downstream obvert if the upstream pipe is a weeping tile drain, based on the upstream pipe size. Pipe label information to include in labels, and the layer to put the label on can also be set.