In this blog post, we\u00b4ll discuss a real case scenario where we use PSED<\/a> to detect drafting errors and filter objects according to specific criteria.<\/p>\n Our working file will be a Civil3D\u00ae<\/a> document containing a 3D representation of a road junction. The individual objects are To start PSED<\/a>, type the word Note:<\/strong> If After starting PSED<\/a>, a dialog box will appear with all the available Property Sets in the document and their corresponding Property Definitions.<\/p>\n To load data from any object, simply click on the Next, we want to visually check if the Lado<\/em> property has been correctly assigned to our road segments. This property defines the side of the road and it can be set to Derecha<\/em> (right) or Izquierda<\/em> (left).<\/p>\n To perform this check, we’ll activate the Lado<\/em> checkbox, leave the word Derecha<\/em> as the input value and click Thee resulting operation highlights 14 objects and we can immediately see that there are two errors:<\/p>\n To correct this error, we manually select these objects and navigate to the To finish this check, we click on the Note that it’s not necessary to close and re-open PSED<\/a> while using other Civil3D\u00ae<\/a> or AutoCad\u00ae<\/a> tools.<\/p>\n To end this sample, we want to check which elements contain the word Derramas<\/em> in the NombreEnsamblaje<\/em> property.<\/p>\n To do this, simply activate the corresponding checkbox, change the drop-down value to PSED<\/a> is a powerful plugin that can be integrated in the workflow of Civil3D\u00ae<\/a> users from all disciplines.<\/p>\n The filtering can be done for more than one property simultaneously by selecting multiple checkboxes and the drop-down allows users to create custom filtering rules.<\/p>\n For properties of type For properties of type For properties of type These possibilities make PSED<\/a> a valuable tool for speeding up your workflow and managing your projects at any scale.<\/p>\n Try it for free today!<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In Civil3D, Property Sets allow you to create and assign extended data properties to your objects. A property set definition specifies the characteristics of a group of properties that can be associated with an object.<\/p>\n Managing these properties can be a daunting task, as there’s no built-in tool that allows for custom filtering and searching.<\/p>\n For this reason, at Camilion we designed PSED<\/a>: a Property Set Editor to manage all the data in your project in a precise and efficient way.<\/p>\n![\"en_psed_01.gif\"](\"https:\/\/camilion.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/02\/en_psed_01.gif\" "\\"\\"")
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Starting PSED<\/h3>\n
3D Solids<\/code>, each containing different Properties, grouped under various Property Sets.
\nTo see these Property Sets we must select an object and in the Properties<\/code> pane, navigate to the Extended Data<\/code> tab.<\/p>\n![\"en_psed_01.png\"](\"https:\/\/camilion.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/02\/en_psed_01.png\" "\\"\\"")
<\/p>\nPSED<\/code> in the commands bar and press Enter<\/code> or start typing and select it from the dynamic drop-down that appears.<\/p>\n![\"en_psed_02.png\"](\"https:\/\/camilion.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/02\/en_psed_02.png\" "\\"\\"")
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PSED<\/code> is not available in your options you may have to restart Civil3D\u00ae<\/a> to allow the plugin to load correctly.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nLoading data from an object<\/h3>\n
Load<\/code> button and then select an object.<\/p>\n![\"en_psed_03.png\"](\"https:\/\/camilion.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/02\/en_psed_03.png\" "\\"\\"")
<\/p>\nFinding errors<\/h3>\n
Ok<\/code>.<\/p>\n\n
(1)<\/code> should have Izquierda<\/em> assigned<\/li>\n(2)<\/code> should have Derecha<\/em> assigned<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n![\"en_psed_04.png\"](\"https:\/\/camilion.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/02\/en_psed_04.png\" "\\"\\"")
<\/p>\nProperties<\/code> pane > Extended Data<\/code> tab. Here we find and correct the wrong properties.<\/p>\nOk<\/code> button again and this time all the objects will be highlighted correctly.<\/p>\n![\"en_psed_05.png\"](\"https:\/\/camilion.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/02\/en_psed_05.png\" "\\"\\"")
<\/p>\nChecking for containing words<\/h3>\n
Contains<\/code> and write the word Derramas<\/em> in the corresponding field (see image below). To finish, press Ok<\/code>. The 18 objects found will be selected in the user interface.<\/p>\n![\"en_psed_06.png\"](\"https:\/\/camilion.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/02\/en_psed_06.png\" "\\"\\"")
<\/p>\nConclusion<\/h3>\n
text<\/code>, the following options are available in the drop-down:<\/p>\n\n
Equals<\/code><\/li>\nContains<\/code><\/li>\nStarts With<\/code><\/li>\nEnds With<\/code><\/li>\n<\/ul>\ninteger<\/code>, the following options are available in the drop-down:<\/p>\n\n
Equals<\/code><\/li>\nGreater Than<\/code><\/li>\nSmaller Than<\/code><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nreal<\/code>, the following options are available in the drop-down:<\/p>\n\n
Equals<\/code><\/li>\nGreater Than<\/code><\/li>\nSmaller Than<\/code><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
![\"en_psed_01.gif\"](\"https:\/\/camilion.eu\/en\/blog\/2020-civil3d-manage-property-sets-with-psed\/en_psed_01.gif\")
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