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[Question] Labeling the reinforcement with the existing section

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Hello Everyone

I have a question regarding labeling for reinforcement.

I want to create the labeling for the Reinforcement with the existing section, is this possible in Allplan version 2023?

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Hi,

When you are asking about a possibility create a PythonPart, that labels an existing reinforcement rebars/meshes inside an existing view/section, then no - it is not possible in Allplan 2023. We are currently working on making it possible in Allplan 2026.

What you can do in Allplan 2023, is you can a PythonPart that creates reinforcement and labels it. Both must be done with a single workflow. For this, there is an example (LINK) you can have a look on.

Best,
Bart

Hi,

When you are asking about a possibility create a PythonPart, that labels an existing reinforcement rebars/meshes inside an existing view/section, then no - it is not possible in Allplan 2023. We are currently working on making it possible in Allplan 2026.

What you can do in Allplan 2023, is you can a PythonPart that creates reinforcement and labels it. Both must be done with a single workflow. For this, there is an example (LINK) you can have a look on.

Best,
Bart

Hi bmarciniec

Thank for your reply.

I will in Allplan 2026.

Hi Bmarciniec

I saw the Allplan API 2026, what is the method I can find to create the reinforcement labeling for the existing section?

Hi Bmarciniec

I saw the Allplan API 2026, what is the method I can find to create the reinforcement labeling for the existing section?

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Hi Bmarciniec
I saw the Allplan API 2026, what is the method I can find to create the reinforcement labeling for the existing section?

Hi Ethan,

have a look at this article and this example on GitHub. In general: it is not a single method, that you need to use. It's more a pattern, that you have to implement.

Cheers,
Bart