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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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