2D Layout for 3D Design
New Functionality
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2D Background Generation
- You can now generate a drawing view which displays the 2D layout geometry and
annotations seen in the background of a 2D Layout for 3D Design view.
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Offsetting 3D Elements Associatively
- You can now create an offset use-edge that will be associative to a
3D element (surface or edge).
- About Multi-Domain Use-Edges
- You can now create use-edges (silhouette,
intersections, and projections) with multiple domains in geometrical
result.
Enhanced Functionality
- About View Callouts
- You can now:
- Create callouts automatically in the active view,
whenever possible.
- Create a callout with a size computed from the selected 3D reference,
if any.
- Position
callout's text manually.
- Move callout's
extremities interactively so as to resize it.
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Annotation Manipulators
- You can now customize the display of manipulators for annotations,
whether it is for annotation selection or text edition.
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Creating a Welding Symbol
- You can now specify a
scarf, a
stud, an
edge and a
melt thru weld
symbol in AWS A2.4 standard and an
edge, a
surface joint and an
inclined
joint weld symbol in ISO 2553 or JIS Z3021 standard.
- Engineering
Symbols
- As per new revision of the ISO standard related to Geometrical
Product Specification - Dimensional Tolerancing (14405-1), you can now
have some new engineering symbols, to provide a standardized display and
print.
You can also have some new
application zone symbols
All Around,
All About
and
All Over to support ISO 10135.
Customizing Settings
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Tools > Options > Mechanical Design > 2D Layout for 3D Design >
Manipulators tab > Annotation Manipulators
- The new Annotation Manipulators options allow you to customize
the display of manipulators, whether it is for annotation selection or text
edition.
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Tools > Options > Mechanical Design > 2D Layout for 3D Design > View
Creation tab > Callout area
- The Create callouts in active view at the end of "New View From"
command option allows you to create a callout in the active view at
the end of New View From command.