These are e3d commands which are used for general purpose and in draft module. It means that users can use these e3d commands in any e3d module. With the help of these e3d commands user can work enhance his work efficiency on E3D software or PDMS software. These below E3D commands are same for PDMS and E3D software.
Below are list of E3D commands
| COMMAND | EXPANSION OF COMMAND |
| SAVEWORK | TO SAVE CURRENT WORK |
| AXES OFF | AXES SWITCH OFF |
| ADD CE | ADD CURRENT ELEMENT TO DISPLAY |
| REM ALL ADD CE | REMOVE ALL FROM DISPLAY AND ADD CURRENT ELEMENT |
| ALP REQ CLEAR | CLEAR THE COMMAND LINE |
| REM ALL | REMOVE ALL FROM DISPLAY |
| REPR HOLES ON UPDATE | HOLES REPRESENTATION ON & UPDATE IN GRAPHICAL WINDOW |
| REPR HOLES OFF UPDATE | HOLES REPRESENTATION OFF & UPDATE IN GRAPHICAL WINDOW |
| Q ATT | TO DISPLAY THE ATTRIBUTES OF THE CURRENT ELEMENT |
| STAT | TO DISPLAY THE STATUS |
| UNCLAIM ALL | UNCLIMING ALL TO ALLOW THE OTHER USER TO WORK |
| Q POS $Q | HELP |
| MARK CE | TO DISPLAY THE NAME OF THE COMPONENT OF THE ELEMENT |
| UNMARK ALL | TO REMOVE ALL THE MARKINGS FROM THE GRAPHICAL WINDOW |
| ENHANCE CE COL RED | TO CHANGE THE COLOUR OF THE CURRENT ELEMENT |
| REN /NAME COPY PREV | COPU AND RENAME THE NEW COMPONENT |
| QUIT | EXITS THE PDMS APPLICATION WITHOUT SAVING |
| FINISH | EXITS THE PDMS APPLICATION WITH SAVING |
| Q MDB | DISPLAY THE CURRENT MULTIPLE DATABASE |
| Q USER | DISPLAY THE CURRENT USER NAME |
| Q MEM | DISPLAY THE MEMBERS OF CURRENT SITE/ZONE/….. ETC. |
| F1 | HELP |
| F2 | ZOOM IN/OUT |
| F3 | PAN |
| F4 | PERSPECTIVE/PARALLEL VIEW |
| F5 | ROTATE |
| F6 | WALK ON/OFF |
| F7 | ROTATE wrt EYE/MODEL |
| F8 | WIRE FRAME/SOLID |
| F9 | SCROLL BAR ON/OFF |
| F1&F3 | ZOOM IN |
| F7&F9 | ZOOM OUT |
| F4/LEFT ARROW | PAN/ROTATE LEFT |
| F6/RIGHT ARROW | PAN/ROTATE RIGHT |
| F2/DOWN ARROW | PAN/ROTATE UP |
| F8/UP ARROW | PAN/ROTATE BOTTOM |
| $M <FILE PATH> | FOR LOADING A MACRO FILE (PROJECT DATA) |
| ADD ALL WITHIN VOL CE 1000 | ALL ALL THE COMPONENTS WITH IN THE 1000 DISTANCE ALL AROUND THE CE |
| Q ATT IDP@ | FOR GETTING THE POSSITION OF A CURRENT ELEMENT |
| AXES AT IDP@ | PLACES THE AXES AT THE CURRENT ELEMENT P-POINT |
| AXES ON | MAKE THE AXES TO DISPLAY |
| CHOO ALL | RESELECT |
| DIR N 45 E | TO ORIENT THE COMPONENT IN THE DIRECTION OF N 45 E |
| Q IDP@ WRT /* | DETAILS WITH RESPECT TO WORLD |
| NEW EQUI /<NEW NAME> COPY /<OLD NAME> REN /<OLD NAME> /<NEW NAME> | FOR COPYING & RENAMING AN EQUIPMENT AS NEW |
| REPR OBST ON UPDATE | MAKE THE OBSTRUCTION AREA TO DISPLAY |
| LOCK ALL | LOCK ANY HIERARCHIY |
| MATCH WITH (NAME,’*ABC*’) | RULE FOR MAKING MTO REPORT |
| Q MEM | TO QUERY THE MEMBER |
| Q OWN | TO QUERY THE OWNER |
| THRO CE | THROUGH CURRENT ELEMENT |
| THRO ID@ | THROUGH ID CURSOR AT |
| THRO IDP@ | THROUGH ID “P” POINT |
| Q U IN /* | TO FIND THE ELEVATION OF ORIGIN WITH RESPECT TO WORLD |
| Q SESSION | TO FIND OUT MDB, UPDATE DATE, USER NAME |
| Q TEMP | TO QUERY THE TEMPERATURE |
| REM ALL | TO REMOVE ALL FROM DISPLAY |
| Q DRAWLIST | SUMMARY OF THE SITE |
| Q NAME | TO FIND THE SELECTED OBJECT NAME |
| Q XYPOS | TO KNOW THE XY POSITION OF THE VIEW |
| UPDATE ALL | TO UPDATE THE ALL VIEWS OF THE SHEET AS PER THE DESIGN MODIFICATION |
| AT @ | FOR RELOCATING THE VIEW |
| BY @ | FOR RELOCATING THE VIEW WITH BASE POINT |
| LVISI T | VIEW DISPLAY ON |
| LVISI F | VIEW DISPLAY OFF |
| LFRA T | BORDERS OF VIEW ON |
| LFRA F | BORDERS OF VIEW OFF |
| DTOFFSET | FOR MOVING DIMTEXT LOCATION |
| PLTXT | PROJECTION LINE TEXT |
| PLTXT ‘#DIM~0’ | FOR GIVING THE NOZZLE ORIENTATION |
| PLTXT ‘~C OF #OWN(C2:)’ | TO MARK CENTER LINE OF EQUIPMENT |
| PKDIST | CLEARANCE FROM THE ORIGIN |
| PKEY TOS | SET THE EXTENSION LINE AS TOS |
| PLTXT ‘BOP EL+ #POSU(C2:)’ | TO MARK BOP OF PIPE |
| PLTXT ‘TOS EL+ #POSU(C2:)’ | TO MARK TOS OF STRUCTURE |
| NEW GLAB COPY PREV DDNM ID@ | COPY PREVIOUS TAG |
| BTEXT ‘#NAME (C2:)’ | FOR CHANGING LABLE TEXT (USE REQUIRED OPTION IN PLACE OF NAME) |
| SPREAD REMOTE | FOR SPREADING THE LABLE TAGS OUTSIDE THE VIEW LIMITS |
| ADEGREES 90 | TO ROTATE THE LABLE TAG BY 90 DEG. |
Above are e3d commands are used in e3d for pipe/draft/structure modeling. You can also check the E3d piping commands here
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