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This page deals with the options concerning: |
Non-Semantic |
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Defines the non-semantic options: |
Mark non-semantic annotations |
Defines whether non-semantic annotations (datum elements, datum targets, geometrical tolerances, linear and angular dimensions) are marked with a wavy red line in the specification tree and in the geometry. |
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Grid |
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Defines the grid options: |
Display |
Defines whether the grid is displayed. |
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Snap to point |
Defines whether annotations are snapped to the grid point. |
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Allow Distortions |
Defines whether grid spacing and graduations are the same horizontally and vertically. |
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H Primary spacing |
Defines the grid horizontal spacing. |
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H Graduations |
Defines the grid horizontal graduations. |
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V Primary spacing |
Defines the grid vertical spacing, available only if Allow Distortions is selected. |
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V Graduations |
Defines the grid vertical graduations, available only if Allow Distortions is selected. |
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Annotations in Specification Tree |
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Defines the annotations in specification tree options: |
Under Geometric Feature nodes |
Defines that 3D annotations should be displayed under the geometric feature nodes in the specification tree. This lets you view 3D annotations under the Part Design or Generative Shape Design feature nodes to which they are applied. |
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Under View/Annotation Plane nodes |
Defines that 3D annotations should be displayed under the view/annotation plane nodes in the specification tree. This lets you view 3D annotations under the view node to which they are linked. |
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Under Annotations Set node |
Defines that 3D annotations should be displayed under the annotation set node in the specification tree, available only if Under View/Annotation Plane nodes is selected. |
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Restricted Area |
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Defines the restricted area options: |
Apply Settings |
Defines whether the following settings are applied while creating a restricted area feature. |
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Surface Color |
Defines the surface color of the restricted area. |
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Transparency |
Defines the surface color transparency of the restricted area. |
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Edge Type |
Defines the edge type of the restricted area's border. |
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Edge Thickness |
Defines the edge thickness of the restricted area's border. |
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Edge Color |
Defines the edge color of the restricted area's border. |
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Annotation Parameters |
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Defines the annotation parameter options: |
Display parameters under annotation feature node |
Defines that knowledge parameters (such as tolerance values, datum
label, etc.) of annotations should be displayed under the annotation
feature node in the specification tree; also defines that feature
parameters of dimensions (accessible through the Edit Generative
Parameter command) should be displayed under the dimension feature
node in the specification tree. Note that in order to have the value of the parameters displayed in the specification tree, you need to select the With value knowledge setting in Tools > Options > General > Parameters and Measure > Knowledge tab. |
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Surface Normal |
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Display for shifted profile tolerance |
Defines whether the normal of all the selected surfaces are displayed, or not, when a shifted profile tolerance is specified or queried. |
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3D Annotation Query |
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Allow query for default annotation (automatic selection mode) |
Defines whether the query for default annotation is allowed, or not. This option allows you to highlight the related annotations or geometrical elements with the selected annotation or the related annotations with the selected geometrical element. |
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Hatching, coloring or dotting for clipping plane |
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Display |
Defines whether the clipping plane is displayed with hatching, coloring or dotting, or not. |
Note that the same option is available in DMU Tolerancing Review. Modifying this option in DMU Tolerancing Review will modify its status in Functional Tolerancing & Annotation, and vice-versa. |
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