Use the vistas displayed in the Panorama window to view and edit objects that are part of the selected pipe network.
Using the Panorama window, you can quickly display all data associated with pipe network parts in one of two vistas. There is a tab for Pipe objects and a tab for Structure objects. You can select an object in the vista and view or edit the pipe network property data.
This window is similar to a spreadsheet. Each row represents a pipe or structure object in a pipe network, and each column represents a property for that object. You can re-size, move, and copy columns. You can also copy all or some of the data from a vista and paste it into a spreadsheet.
Displays a check mark icon when all design criteria (rules) have been met for this pipe object. Displays a warning icon to indicate if there are rule violations associated with this pipe object. The number indicates how many rules are broken. See the Rules tab on the Pipe Properties dialog box to see which rules are broken. Hovering over the icon displays a tooltip describing the condition.
Specifies the name of the pipe object.
Specifies the description for the pipe object.
Specifies the style for the pipe object.
Specifies the rule set associated with the selected pipe object.
Specifies the render material for the pipe object.
Specifies the shape description as defined from the part catalog definition for this part.
Specifies the value for the inner diameter of the pipe shape.
Specifies the value for the inner width of the pipe shape.
Specifies the value for the inner height of the pipe shape.
Specifies the object name of the alignment that is referenced by this pipe object.
Specifies the offset of the starting point for the pipe object. This offset is obtained from the alignment referenced by this pipe object. Flow direction is not considered.
Specifies the station of the starting point for the pipe object. This station is obtained from the alignment referenced by this pipe object. Flow direction is not considered.
Specifies the station of the ending point for the pipe object. This station is obtained from the alignment referenced by this pipe object. Flow direction is not considered.
Specifies the offset of the ending point for the pipe object. This offset is obtained from the alignment referenced by this pipe object. Flow direction is not considered.
Specifies the object name of the surface that is referenced by this pipe object.
Specifies the slope of the pipe from the pipe’s starting point. Flow direction is not considered.
Specifies the slope of the pipe from the pipe’s ending point. Flow direction is not considered.
Specifies the slope of the pipe (upstream or downstream) based on the flow direction.
Specifies the name of the structure object the pipe object is connected to at the pipe start point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the northing of the pipe start point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the easting of the pipe start point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the invert elevation of the pipe start point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the centerline elevation of the pipe start point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the crown elevation of the pipe start point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the name of the structure object the pipe object is connected to at the pipe’s end point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the northing of the pipe end point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the easting of the pipe start point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the invert elevation of the pipe end point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the centerline elevation of the pipe end point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the crown elevation of the pipe end point, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the two-dimensional length of the pipe, using the center of the first attached structure as the pipe start point, and using the center of the end attached structure as the pipe end point. Some scenarios may require or prefer that pipe length be measured in this way, from the center of the first attached structure to the center of the next attached structure.
Specifies the three-dimensional length of the pipe, using the center of the first attached structure as the pipe start point, and using the center of the end attached structure as the pipe end point. Some scenarios may require or prefer that pipe length be measured in this way, from the center of the first attached structure to the center of the next attached structure.
Specifies the two-dimensional length of the pipe, using the inside edge of the first attached structure as the pipe start point, and using the inside edge of the end attached structure as the pipe end point. Some scenarios performing hydraulic quantity calculations may require or prefer that pipe length be measured in this way, from the inside edge of the first attached structure to the inside edge of the next attached structure.
Specifies the three-dimensional length of the pipe, using the inside edge of the first attached structure as the pipe start point, and using the inside edge of the end attached structure as the pipe end point. Some scenarios performing hydraulic quantity calculations may require or prefer that pipe length be measured in this way, from the inside edge of the first attached structure to the inside edge of the next attached structure.
Specifies the horizontal bearing for straight pipes, and chord bearing for curved pipes.
Specifies the bearing of the start point for curved pipes, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the bearing of the end point for curved pipes, not considering flow direction.
Specifies the horizontal radius for curved pipes.
Specifies the flow direction relative to how the pipe was drawn end to start or start to end. The flow is always assumed to be downstream unless Flow Method forces the flow otherwise.
Specifies whether the flow direction of a pipe is set by slope, start to end, or end to start. This property is used to force the flow direction of a pipe based on start and end points.
Specifies the minimum distance of cover for the pipe, measured from the top outside of the pipe to the referenced surface elevation.
Specifies the maximum distance of cover for the pipe, measured from the top outside of the pipe to the referenced surface elevation.
Specifies the horizontal chord length of a curved pipe, measured from pipe end to pipe end.
Specifies the northing of the radius point of a curved pipe.
Specifies the easting of the radius point of a curved pipe.
Specifies the HGL Up and Down elevation values for the selected pipe object. For more information, see To Work With Hydraulic Property Data for Pipe Networks.
Specifies the EGL Up and Down elevation values for the selected pipe object. For more information, see To Work With Hydraulic Property Data for Pipe Networks.
Displays a check mark icon when all design criteria (rules) have been met for this structure object. Displays a warning icon to indicate if there are rule violations associated with this structure object. The number indicates how many rules are broken. See the Rules tab on the Structure Properties dialog box to see which rules are broken. Hovering over the icon displays a tooltip describing the condition.
Specifies the name of the structure object.
Specifies the description for the structure object.
Specifies the style for the structure object.
Specifies the rule set associated with the selected structure object.
Specifies the render material for the structure object.
Specifies the type description as defined in the part catalog definition for this part. Valid choices are Junction, Inlet/Outlet, or Null.
Specifies the value for the inner diameter of the structure shape.
Specifies the value for the inner length of the structure shape.
Specifies the value for the inner width of the structure shape.
Specifies the value for the inner height of the structure shape.
Specifies the AutoCAD rotation angle of the structure object in the drawing.
Specifies the object name of the alignment that is referenced by this structure object.
Specifies the station of the insertion point for the structure object. This station is obtained from the alignment referenced by this structure object.
Specifies the object name of the surface that is referenced by this structure object.
Specifies the northing of the structure insertion point.
Specifies the easting of the structure insertion point.
Specifies the rim elevation of the structure insertion point. Typically, this applies to the rim for a junction structure.
Specifies the number of pipes connected to this structure.
Specifies the elevation of the hydraulic grade line for the selected structure object. For more information, see To Work With Hydraulic Property Data for Pipe Networks.
Specifies the elevation of the energy grade line for the selected structure object. For more information, see To Work With Hydraulic Property Data for Pipe Networks.