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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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

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Local coordinate system selected as the main view coordinate system cannot be deleted.<br />

Save 3D Picture data in model file. Sets the mode of saving the 3D image in the document file. This saves<br />

the regeneration time on opening the file while taking more disk space for the file. Besides, a file with the<br />

saved 3D image can be used as a 3D picture (see the command “Operation|3D Picture” ).<br />

To define the parameters driving the 3D model behavior upon assembling as a fragment in another model,<br />

use the dialog invoked by the [Fragment…] button. The dialog will set default LCS used for fragment<br />

fixing, parameters for automatic creation of Boolean operation, and conditions of using a component in<br />

section view of assemblies. See more details on this dialog functionality in chapter «3D Assemblies<br />

Creation», section «Preparing a T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> document for use as a 3D fragment».<br />

The [Assembly…] button serves to define parameters that optimize the use of computational resources and<br />

RAM when working with a large assembly model. Upon clicking the button, an additional “Assembly<br />

Management” dialog window opens, in which you can set the following resource-saving modes:<br />

Unload Body Geometry Automatically. When this parameter<br />

is set, the model enters the Large Assembly Mode. In this<br />

mode, some information about the assembly model geometry<br />

is dumped on the hard drive. This information will be loaded<br />

as it becomes necessary. A detailed information about the<br />

large assembly mode is provided in the chapter “3D<br />

Assemblies Creation” of the T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> 3D modeling<br />

user manual.<br />

Don't show Threads. Upon setting this parameter, cosmetic<br />

threads will not be displayed in a complex 3D model.<br />

Don't show Parts Smaller than. If this parameter is set, then<br />

3D objects with the size less than the specified (in model<br />

units) will not be displayed in the 3D model.<br />

Don't show Welds. Cosmetic welds will not be displayed if this parameter is set.<br />

The regulator “Detailing” allows using coarser mesh for 3D visualization if the mesh was saved in the file<br />

of the model.<br />

Default Parameters<br />

For convenience of drawing creation, common parameters can be defined for <strong>2D</strong> and 3D drawing elements,<br />

such as color, layer, level and priority, and, additionally for 3D operations, the material. The selected<br />

parameters are assigned to the newly created elements by default, but only for those whose types were<br />

selected from the list.<br />

The following command is used for setting the default parameters: “PD: Set Default Parameters”:<br />

Keyboard Textual Menu Icon<br />

“Customize|Defaults…”

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