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Drawing Networks
Learn how to draw pipe and duct networks, connect components, generate schemes, and create slots and openings.
Draw pipes and ducts
Learn how to construct pipe and duct networks with the LINEAR Solutions.
Drawing pipes and ducts in 3D - Model planning
Learn how to construct pipe and duct networks in the planning type 3D - Model planning.
Details on the design of 3D pipelines (3D - model planning)
Information about the Pipes command group on the Create tab in the Planning type 3D - Model planning.
Moving Components
Shows step-by-step how to move a connected or unconnected component to a different position using the Move component command in the context menu of the component grip.

New Features
Learn about new features in LINEAR software.
System Requirements
Learn more about the system requirements for using the LINEAR solutions.
Supported Norms and Standards
Learn which norms and standards support the LINEAR Solutions modules.
LINEAR Installation and Administration
Learn how to install, your LINEAR software, license and keep it up to date.
Getting Started
Get basic information about the structure, function and interaction of the LINEAR Solutions programs in AutoCAD and LINEAR Building.
Preparing and Editing Buildings and Architecture
Learn how to prepare drawings provided by an architect to create an architecture for building analysis.
Analyzing Buildings
Get information about the requirements analysis of a building. The demand analysis includes the calculation of the heat load, the cooling load and the ventilation concept.
Dimensioning Components
Learn how radiators, convectors, panel heating/cooling systems and concrete core activation systems and components of ventilation systems are designed based on the requirement analysis in LINEAR Building.
Inserting Components
Learn how to transfer radiators or chilled beams to a LINEAR Building connected CAD platform and insert symbols and components from the libraries into CAD.
Drawing Networks
Learn how to draw pipe and duct networks, connect components, generate schemes, and create slots and openings.
- Draw pipes and ducts
  Learn how to construct pipe and duct networks with the LINEAR Solutions.
  - Drawing pipes and ducts in 2D/3D floor plan and 2D scheme
    Learn how to construct pipe and duct networks in the planning types 2D - floor plan planning and 3D - floor plan planning as well as 2D - scheme planning.
  - Drawing pipes and ducts in 3D - Model planning
    Learn how to construct pipe and duct networks in the planning type 3D - Model planning.
    - Details on the design of 3D pipelines (3D - model planning)
      Information about the Pipes command group on the Create tab in the Planning type 3D - Model planning.
      - Details on Start Data
        Information about the Start data dialog.
      - Continuing a Pipe or Air Duct
        Shows step-by-step how to continue drawing an existing pipe or air duct.
      - Placing T-Piece on a Pipe End
        Shows step by step how to attach a T-piece to an open pipe end.
      - Connecting 3D Pipes/3D Ducts Automatically
        Shows step-by-step how to automatically connect pipes, ducts and also components with pipes, ducts or other components using the Connect automatically < command.
      - Adding a T-Piece to a Pipe
        Shows step-by-step how to insert a T-piece into a pipe using the T-piece in pipe command.
      - Connecting Radiators to Supply and Return Pipes
        Shows step-by-step how to connect radiators in a heating pipe network to supply and return pipes.
      - Connecting Drainage Objects
        Shows step-by-step how to connect drainage objects using the Connect waste water < command.
      - Inserting Components Into Pipe/Duct During Drawing
        Shows step-by-step how to insert components into the course of a pipe or duct during the drawing process and then continue drawing directly on the component.
      - Connectiong to an Open Pipe/Duct Connection
        Shows step-by-step how you can create a connection to another pipe during the construction of a pipe.
      - Connecting with a Pipe (Welded Connection)
        Shows step-by-step how you can create a welded connection to another pipe during the construction of a straight pipe.
      - Connecting to a Pipe (T-piece Installation)
        Shows step-by-step how you can install a T-piece during the construction of a straight pipe and thus create a connection to another pipe.
      - Turning in Front of/Behind/On a Wall with a Pipe or Duct
        Shows step-by-step how to make a turn in front of, behind or on a wall or component when drawing pipes or ducts.
      - Creating a Height Jump from the Storey Table
        Shows step-by-step how to perform a height jump with a pipe or air duct.
      - Details on the Context Menu for the Selected Pipe
        Information on the context menu for drawing pipes.
      - Subdividing a Pipe with flanges
        Shows step-by-step how to subdivide a pipe by inserting flanges.
      - Welding Pipes Together
        Shows step-by-step how to connect pipes by welding them together.
      - Moving Components
        Shows step-by-step how to move a connected or unconnected component to a different position using the Move component command in the context menu of the component grip.
      - Details on the Component Selection Dialog (Insall valve)
        Information on the dialog Component - Selection.
      - Creating a T-piece Connection
        Shows step-by-step how to connect a pipe to another pipe using a T-piece.
      - Details on Component Properties T-piece
        Information on the dialog Component properties T-piece of the command Install T-piece in pipe.
      - Creating a Pipe Run
        Shows step-by-step how you can draw a user-defined pipe route using the Pipe run < command.
      - Creating a T-piece Connection on a Pipe Run
        Shows step-by-step how to create a T-piece connection on a pipe run.
      - Details on Pipe Run
        Information about the Pipeline corridor dialog of the command Pipeline corridor < .
      - Drawing Pipes With Slope
        Shows step-by-step how to design pipes with gradient/slope.
      - Details on Slope
        Information about the Slope command in the Pipes command group.
      - Creating a Pipe Offset
        Shows step-by-step how to create a pipe offset when pipes collide with each other.
      - Details on Pipe Offset
        Information about the Pipe offset command for the construction of 3D pipes.
      - Rotating Components
        Shows step-by-step how to rotate a component that has already been installed using the Rotate component command.
      - Moving Components
        Shows step-by-step how to move a component to another position using the Move component < command.
    - Details on Configuring and Inserting 3D Air Ducts
      Information on the Pipes command group in the 3D - Model Planning planning type of the Ventilation discipline.
    - About Electric Cable Trays
      Explains the concept of electrical cable tray construction in the planning type 3D - Model planning of the discipline Electric.
  - Drawing pipes and ducts in 2D - Detailed planning
    Learn how to construct pipe and duct networks in the planning type 2D - Detailed planning.
- Connecting components with pipes and ducts
  Learn how to connect components in your drawing with pipes and ducts.
- Constructing Panel Heating/Cooling
  Learn how to prepare the construction of a panel heating / cooling system, how to draw in a system and how to edit it using the commands of the discipline panel heating / cooling.
- Construct Roof Drainage
  Explains the concept of functions and commands to construct a roof drainage drainage system in the respective discipline.
- Drawing networks with Scheme generators
  Learn how to use the Scheme generator to build, modify, and draw in schemes with discipline-specific components for the disciplines of heating, potable water, wastewater, and gas.
- Tools and auxiliary function for drawing pipes and duct networks
  Explains the concept of tools and help functions for drawing pipe and duct networks on the Tools tab and in the footer of the LINEAR Control Board.
- Create Slots, Openings and Core Drill Holes
  Learn how to create slots, openings, and core drillings in your drawing in the Slot and opening planning discipline, for example, to guide pipes and ducts through walls and ceilings.
- Insert Fixings
  Information on the command group Components for the discipline Fixing planning
Calculating Networks
Learn how to calculate pipe and duct networks.
Automatic labeling and dimension
Learn how to label components and sections in your drawing and how to dimension your drawing.
Output
Get basic information on output to the LINEAR Solutions for AutoCAD. for output to LINEAR Building and print mask editor.

Moving Components

Shows step-by-step how to move a connected or unconnected component to a different position using the Move component command in the context menu of the component grip.

Before you begin

You want to move a component to another position.

Attention:

When using the command, any existing component connections are disconnected.

Navigate to:

Project tab ➤ Discipline ➤ 3D Model planning

Procedure

Select a component in the drawing to display the grips on the component.
Click on one of the rectangular grips to open the context menu for the component.
Select the Move component command in the context menu to start the command.

Note: Alternatively, you can move the component by entering coordinates in the command line. To do this, follow the instructions in the command line.

The component is attached to the crosshairs and you can move it.
Place the component at the target position.

Note: You can connect the component to another component while moving it to the target position by placing the component with a left click when the green connection arrow appears on the component to be connected.

The program asks whether connected components should also be moved.
Answer the query with Yes or No.

Results

The component has been moved to the target position.

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Moving Components

Before you begin

Navigate to:

Procedure

Results