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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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<strong>Fundamentals</strong>. Two-Dimensional <strong>Design</strong><br />

“Fragments” Tab<br />

This tab defines the options used in inserting and editing<br />

fragments. Parameters on this tab can also be set from the<br />

fragment parameters modified under the fragment<br />

insertion and editing commands using the [Options…]<br />

button.<br />

Keep Library Names. If set, library names will be saved<br />

on inserting a fragment from a library. Otherwise, the<br />

absolute path of the respective library folder will<br />

substitute the library name.<br />

Optimize File path. If set, the library name or the path<br />

will not be entered in the case the current assembly<br />

document and the respective fragment are in the same<br />

folder. This helps moving both the document and the<br />

fragment file to another folder without changing<br />

folder settings.<br />

Input. This group defines the flags used while assembling fragments:<br />

Create Named Nodes Automatically. This flag defines whether the new nodes will be created on the<br />

current assembly drawing based on the named nodes from the fragments being inserted. The nodes<br />

created from fragments can be used for further construction, dimension placement, etc.<br />

Substitute Variable values. In case this parameter is set, upon the fragments' insertion, their external<br />

variables are automatically set equal to the values, assigned for these variables in the model of the<br />

fragment. Otherwise, the values of the variables are not prescribed.<br />

Edit. Examples of editing fragments:<br />

Double click action. This attribute defines what kind of action occurs on the left mouse double-click<br />

during fragment editing.<br />

Fragment Actuality Check. This group of parameters defines the system behavior when the files are<br />

modified of the fragments that enter the current document (the current 3D assembly), in various situations:<br />

On Open Document. The parameter defines the system behavior upon opening a 3D assembly (if it was<br />

found that a fragment files were modified since the time of saving the assembly). The following choices<br />

can be made from the list: “Update” - the fragments will be updated, “Don't Update” - skip updating<br />

fragments, “Ask” – prompt the user about how to proceed upon finding modified fragments. The default<br />

setting is “Ask”.<br />

On Document Activation. This parameter defines the system behavior upon returning to a document<br />

window (when simultaneously working with multiple T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> documents). In this case, the state of<br />

the current 3D assembly is also checked for the consistency with the fragment documents stored on the<br />

disk. If the check finds fragments, whose documents were modified after the last check, the system will<br />

proceed according to this parameter setting: “Update”, “Don't Update”, “Ask”. The default is “Ask”.<br />

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