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I am using TBC to build an industrial plant and I am having difficulties (more of an annoyance) numbering points the way I'd like to.
Say we have a tank named TK-6805
It is on a square foundation and I am inputting coordinates for each four corner I would name one corner tk6805.1 then 6805.2 ect.
Business Center automatically names the second point 6806.1 and then 6807.1. Is there a possible configuration on how to specify how you'd like it number your points when you have to key in points in this manner? I know on other programs and in the data collectors it will name them accordingly to how I'd like to.
If not can anyone suggest a method of numbering where TBC will fall in order? I have also tried hyphens with no luck.
Posted : September 4, 2014 7:24 am
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TBC will assimilate you, resistance is futile.
Posted : September 4, 2014 8:58 am
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Possible workaround??
key in your points in an ascii file (or in Excel) and import these points in TBC.
Chr.
Posted : September 4, 2014 12:05 pm