Displays the P&ID you selected. This window is associated with the SmartPlant > View P&ID command.
Toolbar
Zoom Out
Decreases the display size of elements around a specified point in the P&ID File Viewer. Rotate the mouse wheel backward to zoom out.
Zoom In
Increases the display size of elements around a specified point in the P&ID File Viewer. Rotate the mouse wheel forward to zoom in.
Zoom Area
Magnifies an area of the model. Drag or click two points to create a fence around an object or area of the model that you want to enlarge.
Fit
Fits all visible or selected objects in the P&ID File Viewer. If you select one or
more objects before clicking Fit , the software fits only the selected objects. However, if you do not select any objects,
then all visible objects in the model display in the view.
Pan
Moves the view up, down, left, or right to display other areas of the model. The pointer appears as a hand when this command is active. You can also click the wheel button and drag to pan.
Show Primary View
Displays the primary components only for the P&ID.
Show Typicals View
Displays the typicals components only for the P&ID.
Show Primary and Typicals
Displays both the primary and typicals components only for the P&ID.
View Menu
This menu contains the Fit, Zoom In, Zoom Out, Zoom Area, and Pan commands to assist in orienting the P&ID view.
Tools Menu
Magnify
Displays a small zoomed-in view of a portion of the P&ID.
Overview
Displays a small view of the entire P&ID.
Select Correlated
Selects the 3D objects that are correlated to the design basis objects. The selection of objects is based on the locate filter that is currently specified. The Select Correlated command highlights the correlated objects in the model and provides a way to quickly see areas where you need to do more work, such as highlighting all objects that have Data - mismatch.
Some of these objects may not have corresponding objects on the P&ID (for example,
the pipeline object). These commands also select objects regardless of whether the
objects are loaded in the current workspace or not. It will not change the workspace
definition. These objects can then be manipulated by commands. If they do not match
the workspace filter, then they will be removed from the workspace on the next workspace
refresh.
The Select Correlated command includes the following options: Correlated - data match, Correlated - data mismatch, Correlated - topology mismatch, Correlated - that are in as-built, Approved - topology mismatch, and Approved - all mismatches. For more information about the first three options, see Set Correlation Status Colors Dialog Box. The Correlated - that are in as-built option selects objects in the 3D model that are related to as-built and also are on the currently active P&ID.
Options Menu
Set Correlation Status Colors
Specifies the colors of various objects in the P&ID. The colors reflect the correlation status between P&ID objects and the corresponding objects in the 3D model.
Set Highlight Color
Sets the color of highlighted objects on the P&ID Viewer.
Set Select Set Color
Sets the color of selected objects on the P&ID Viewer.
Set Background Color
Sets the background color for the current P&ID drawing and for future P&ID drawings in the current session. The software saves the selected background color to the session file and applies that color to any P&ID drawings that you open during the current session.
Reset Background Color
Resets the background color for the current P&ID drawing to the original background color.
Layer Controls Menu
Show Typicals
Displays the typicals components in the P&ID File Viewer.
Hide Primary
Removes the primary components from the P&ID File Viewer. This command appears if the Show Primary command is selected.
Swap on Highlight
Displays either the primary or typicals components when a correlated 3D object is selected in the model. For example, if the typicals components are hidden and you select a 3D object that is correlated to a typicals object, then the typicals components are displayed and the primary components are removed from the view.