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This task explains how to generate an unfolded view of an
aerospace sheet metal part with two surfacic flanges, a bead and a flanged
hole in a drawing sheet. |
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Open the
CharacteristicCurves1.CATPart document.
Make sure you have an appropriate Generative Drafting license. For more
information about this workbench, refer to Generative Drafting User's
Guide. |
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Click
or select File -> New...
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Select the Drawing type and click OK. The New
Drawing dialog box is displayed.
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Click OK.
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The drawing sheet appears.
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Tile the windows horizontally using the Window ->
Tile Horizontally menu item.
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Click Unfolded View
in the Projections toolbar from the Generative Drafting
workbench.
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This icon is active in the Projections
toolbar provided you have an Aerospace Sheetmetal Design licence. |
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Choose the zx plane in the Sheet Metal
specification tree. A preview of the view is displayed in the drawing.
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Click in the drawing to validate the
view creation. The unfolded view is displayed with the planar axes.
The characteristic curves (BTL of base feature, BTL of support,
IML, OML and second OML) are generated in the drawing.
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About characteristic curves
Administrators can customize characteristic curves through standards:
- graphic properties (color, line type, thickness) apply to both 3D
views (in the Aerospace SheetMetal Design workbench) and 2D views (in the
Generative Drafting workbench).
- visibility specifies whether characteristic curves should be
represented in 2D views.
Refer to the
Administration Tasks chapter
for more information on this subject. |
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