Derived Drawing - Active View as Front View/Top View

Drawing > Itemisation/Detailing > Drawing derivation

If you right-click an assembly, a general 3-D part, a Steel Engineering beam, a Sheet Metal part, or a Steel Engineering plate and select Properties > Alignment of derived drawings you can specify

Multiple selections are also possible here.

Please note that the chosen option also affects derived drawings!

 

Important:

Please note the following:

The result of the check will be shown in a dialogue window. It will be listed here for which of the selected beams the new alignment was successful and for which the new alignment was not possible.

 

The display type of the list can be changed with the icons on the left hand side:

Detailed list

Short list

List with tabs

Click the symbol to save the result list as a .csv file.

 

Example:

Let us assume that you want to create a workshop drawing for the model drawing shown below.

Apply the Active view as front view function to the second assembly (beam, plate and bolting). This will be marked accordingly in the model drawing:

Now, create the workshop drawing: 

In this example, the front view has been chosen everywhere.

The view selected for the second assembly with the Active view as front view will be considered in the workshop drawing. Here, too, this will be indicated accordingly.

 

If you now select Reset, the workshop drawing will look as follows:

 

Important:

Please note the following:

The result of the check will then be shown in a dialogue window. Here it will be listed for which of the chosen plates the new alignment was successful, and to which no new alignment could be applied.

Use the symbols on the left to switch between the following representations of the list:

Detailed list

Abridged list

List with several tabs

Click the symbol to save the result list as a CSV file.

Derive DrawingDrawing DerivationDrawing Derivation: Dialogue WindowUsage-Dependent Configurations

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