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Route Point

A Route Point is a point in a fitting (flange, elbow, electrical connector, and so on) that is used to position the fitting at an intersection or endpoint in the route sketch.

In a fitting with multiple ports (such as a tee or cross), you must create a sketch point at the intersection of the axes of the fitting before adding a Route Point.

See also Connection Point.

To create a Route Point:

  1. Click Create Route Point art\rtpoint.gif (Routing Tools toolbar) or Routing, Routing Tools, Create Route Point.

  2. Under Selections in the PropertyManager, for Select a sketch point :

  • For rigid pipe and tube fittings, select a sketch point in the graphics area.

  • For flexible tubes fittings or electrical cable connectors, select a sketch point and a planar face in the graphics area.

  • In a fitting with multiple ports, select the sketch point at the intersection of the axes.

  • In a flange, select a point that is concentric with the cylindrical faces of the part. If the flange mates with another flange, select a point on the mating face.

  1. Click .



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