The 2D Layout for 3D Design workbench enables you to create:
As dress-up commands work as in the Interactive Drafting workbench, the tasks included in the Dress-up chapter provide links to the Interactive Drafting User's Guide. However, there are a few particularities about creating dress-up in 2D Layout for 3D Design, as opposed to doing so in Drafting, which you will learn in this section. In this section, you will learn about: |
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Dress-up commands provide a visual feedback indicating whether it is possible to select a given geometrical element. For example, if you draw a circle in the front view, this circle is visualized in the 2D background of the left view as a line. If you activate the center line command, you will not be able to select the line in the left view. However, you should be aware of the following rule: in a given part layout, it is impossible to add dress-up to another part. You can only create dress-up within a single part layout. For example, in Part.1, it is not possible to add dress-up to an element of Part.2. When selecting elements to add dress-up to, remember the following points:
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Available commandsYou can create the following dress-up elements: center line (with or without reference), axis line, thread (with or without reference), area fill and arrow. General behaviorYou can create dress-up elements:
To do so, you need to select (and not just point to) 2D elements in the view they belong to. You cannot select elements in the 2D or 3D background. When creating or modifying dress-up elements, remember the following points:
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Before you begin creating dress-up in 2D Layout for 3D Design, make sure you are familiar with:
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