Standards (such as ISO, JIS, ANSI, ASME, etc. or company standards)
specify the properties and styles of tolerancing and annotation elements
such as dimensions, annotations, etc. so that they will be applied to all
elements of a given type within a single part or product, as well as in all
parts or products which use the same parent standard. Standards are managed by an administrator. Each standard is defined in an XML file, which makes it possible to customize globally the appearance and behavior of tolerancing and annotation elements. Standards in the 3D Functional Tolerancing and Annotation workbench are those used and customized in the Drafting workbenches: they are 2D standards, transposed to 3D. As they are defined for the Drafting workbenches, some standard parameters apply only to Drafting applications. However, a great number of parameters apply to both the 3D Functional Tolerancing and Annotation and Drafting products.
Once the first view has been created, modifying the standard file will not affect the document, but the other features standard-based will be affected, for example the 2D layout feature. For more information on standards and their administration, refer to the User Tasks > Administration Tasks chapter in the Interactive Drafting User's Guide. |