| Name |
Define the name of the drawing that is shown in the Document manager , and that can be included in drawing and report templates.
The maximum length of the drawing name is 32 characters.
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| Cast unit definition method |
By cast unit position : A drawing will be created from each cast unit. If there are identical cast units, one of them will serve as the base cast unit for the drawing. This is the most common method for creating cast unit drawings.
By cast unit ID : Each part in the model has a unique GUID. You can create drawings by using the cast unit GUIDs. The GUID determines the marking of the drawing. You can create several drawings from identical cast units.
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| Title 1 , Title 2 , Title 3 |
Define titles that are shown in Document manager and that can be included in drawing and report templates.
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Give titles to drawings
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| Sheet number |
Used for creating several drawings of the same part as multiple drawing sheets. The number of sheets is not limited. |
Create multiple drawing sheets using drawing properties
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| Layout |
Select the drawing layout, and define drawing sizes, autoscale, projection type, view alignment and part expansion settings. You can also select whether you want to list hidden objects in templates. |
Define drawing layout
Define drawing size and drawing view scale
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| View creation |
Define the drawing views to be created. From here you can move on to modifying the view properties for each view. |
View properties in drawings
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| Section view |
Define section view properties. |
Section view properties
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| Detail view |
Define the start number or letter of the detail view and detail symbol label. |
Modify detail mark, view label and mark boundary properties in drawings
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| User-defined attributes |
Add customized information to a drawing, such as information related to workflow, and comments. This information can be displayed in the Document manager , and you can use it in report and drawing templates, marks, and as switches when customizing print file names.
The user-defined attributes and tabs shown in this dialog box are defined in the objects.inp file.
The drawing user-defined attributes dialog box in the default environment contains three tabs: Workflow , Parameters , and Title.
On the Title tab you can select if you want to use project-specific or drawing-specific information in the title block of the drawing. When you select Use project settings , you cannot enter any information in the title block fields.
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User-defined attributes in drawings |
