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Double-click the Initial State capture.
| You are now in the Tolerancing
Capture workshop. |
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- The geometry and specification tree are displayed according to the
capture definition.
- Initial State capture is underlined in the
specification tree indicating the capture edit mode.
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Select in the Camera combo box the Camera03.
A camera is associated with the capture.
Note that you can re-use cameras created in the document
with another workbench.
See
Creating a Tolerancing Capture. |
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Note that you can re-use cameras created in the document
outside this workshop. |
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Click the Clipping Plane icon
| A clipping plane is associated with the capture. |
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Click the Active View State icon
, to associate the current
annotation plane with the capture.
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Click the Current State icon
and exit the workshop.
| From now, all the new annotations or annotation planes will be
associated with this capture while it is activated, even if you exit
the edit mode. |
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This option is also available by
right-clicking a capture in the Functional Tolerancing and
Annotation workbench and selecting Set Current
or Unset Current commands
from the contextual menu.
You can associate annotations and/or an annotation plane to one or several
captures without edit them. |
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