00:09Zoom to the Woodside View profile view in the drawing.
00:14This profile view is drawn along the road centreline alignment.
00:18We can project our structures and pipes onto this view, even though the alignment does
00:23not follow the network.
00:25Pipes and structures will be projected to the view based on the shortest distance to
00:30the alignment.
00:32From Prospector, select the Storm 2 network.
00:36On the Pipe Network Contextual ribbon tab, Network Tools panel, choose Draw Parts in Profile.
00:44Select any part of the profile view in the drawing.
00:48The pipes and structures are now added to the view.
00:52Notice that the pipes and structures on Sycamore Heights cannot be drawn in this view.
00:58We can alternatively create a new profile view that will follow the pipe network exactly.
01:04To do this, we need to create an alignment along our network.
01:09In Prospector, under Pipe Networks, right click on Networks and then select Create Alignment
01:16Alignment from Network Parts.
01:19On the command line, it's asking for the first part.
01:22Select the first structure on the Storm 2 network as shown.
01:28Then pan the drawing to the end of the network and select the structure at the junction of
01:33Woodside View and McAulister Boulevard.
01:36Press Enter to end the selection.
01:38In the Create Alignment dialog, we'll set the site to None and accept the default name.
01:47Leave the default style and set the alignment label set to No Labels.
01:54Ensure that Create Profile and Profile View is selected and then click OK.
01:59In Create Profile from Surface, add the finished ground surface to create a new profile.
02:06Change the style of the profile to Proposed as shown.
02:12Then click Draw in Profile View.
02:15In the Create Profile View dialog, go to the Profile Display options.
02:22Change the label set for the finished ground profile to No Labels.
02:27Then go to the Pipe Pressure Network page.
02:31Here, you can see it has automatically selected the network parts from our chosen run.
02:36You can add other parts to be drawn in the view if you wish.
02:40Now go to the Data Bands page.
02:43Change the band set to Pipe Data if it's not already selected.
02:47In this band set, there are two data bands, one at the bottom of the view and one at the
02:52top with the location set to bottom of Profile View.
02:57Set the data source to the Storm 2 network.
03:01Now change the location to top of Profile View.
03:04This band will display structure names.
03:08Again, set the data source to Storm 2 as before.
03:13Finally, click Create Profile View.
03:17In the drawing, pick an insertion point for the view as shown.
03:22You can see it has drawn the entire network and the data bands display information about
03:28the pipes and structures on the network.
03:32Using the Control key on the keyboard, you can select a single structure name, Band Label,
03:37and drag it closer to the structure if you wish.
03:40You can select a single structure name, Band Label, and drag it closer to the view as shown.
03:40You can select a single structure name, Band Label, and drag it closer to the view as shown.
03:41In this band, you can select a single structure name, Band Label, and drag it closer to the view.
