Insert Part (2-D)

Drawing > Insert Part

Use this function group to insert main parts or sub-parts. The main part is located on the first level below the drawing, the sub-part below the active part.

When fitting the parts, a distinction is made between:

Fitting with fitting points (fitting point ID)

Here, a part can have up to three fitting points for which you are prompted during fitting. The part may be distorted.

Fitting without fitting points

Here, fitting with moving, rotation, similarity or affinity transformation is made available. Depending on your choice, you will need to enter up to three fitting point pairs, first on the part and then on its counterpart in the drawing.

Objects (e.g. Excel tables, pixel files or texts) from the Windows clipboard can be pasted with the key combination CTRL+V. If you paste an Excel table into the Annotation Editor, you can edit the table there if desired. If you insert the parts directly into the drawing, they will be handled like auxiliary parts.

Function	Description
	Insert drawing frame
	Insert part, via Explorer
	Insert main part, via Standard Part catalogue	Use this function to insert parts from standard part catalogues are inserted into the drawing. These may be 2-D/3-D parts or variants assigned to a catalogue. If you want to assign 2-D or 3-D parts to a catalogue, choose the Save as 2-D part with catalogue entry option when saving the part.
	Insert part, via DB document master	You need the HELiOS database to be able to work with this function. You need to have saved the part to be inserted beforehand with Master Document.
	Insert part, via DB part master	You need the HELiOS database to be able to work with this function. You need to have saved the part to be inserted beforehand with Master Part.
	DXF, DWG	This function inserts DXF files that have been saved with other programs or HiCAD into the current drawing.
	STL Format	This function inserts the data of a stereolithography (STL) into your drawing.
	Bitmap
	HASCO	This function inserts HASCO standards parts into your HiCAD drawing.
	STRACK	This function inserts STRACK standard parts into the drawing.
	PARTSolutions	This function inserts CADENAS parts via an installed PartSolutions software product.
	PartSolutions	This function inserts CADENAS parts via the PartSolutions web catalogue.
	WEB2CAD	This function inserts web2cad standard parts into your HiCAD drawing.
	From drawing, via Explorer
	From drawing, via document master
	From drawing, via part master

Function

Description

Insert drawing frame

Insert part, via Explorer

Insert main part, via Standard Part catalogue

Use this function to insert parts from standard part catalogues are inserted into the drawing. These may be 2-D/3-D parts or variants assigned to a catalogue.

If you want to assign 2-D or 3-D parts to a catalogue, choose the Save as 2-D part with catalogue entry option when saving the part.

Insert part, via DB document master

You need the HELiOS database to be able to work with this function. You need to have saved the part to be inserted beforehand with Master Document.

Insert part, via DB part master

You need the HELiOS database to be able to work with this function. You need to have saved the part to be inserted beforehand with Master Part.

DXF, DWG

This function inserts DXF files that have been saved with other programs or HiCAD into the current drawing.

STL Format

This function inserts the data of a stereolithography (STL) into your drawing.

Bitmap

HASCO

This function inserts HASCO standards parts into your HiCAD drawing.

STRACK

This function inserts STRACK standard parts into the drawing.

PARTSolutions

This function inserts CADENAS parts via an installed PartSolutions software product.

PartSolutions

This function inserts CADENAS parts via the PartSolutions web catalogue.

WEB2CAD

This function inserts web2cad standard parts into your HiCAD drawing.

From drawing, via Explorer

From drawing, via document master

From drawing, via part master

Please note:

When reading DXF, DWG or MI files into HiCAD 2-D, colours outside the HiCAD colour palette (System colours <40) will be distributed among unused system colours.

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