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This task will show you how to create an auxiliary view. Click inside the green frame to generate the view. Define the projection view position by positioning the cursor at the desired view location, for example the right view position. As you move the cursor, a previewed projection view in a green frame appears on the sheet. Click the Drawing window, and double-click the Projection View icon from the Views toolbar (Projections subtoolbar). This task will show you how to create projection viewsВ on the sheet, relatively to the front view Note that these dimensions will be re-generated in accordance with the other options checked/un-checked in the Options dialog box. On Generated Dimensions:В Generated dimensions are associative with the 3D part constraints on the condition you checked the Generation dimensions when updating the sheet option from the Options dialog box (Tools -> Options -> Mechanical Design -> Drafting -> Generation tab).

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Want to update and choosing Update Selection from the contextual menu. You can update a selection of views by selecting and right-clicking the view(s) you

An update symbol appears in the specification tree for the views that need to be updated. You can update all views in the active sheet byД¬licking this icon. The Update icon is active in the Update toolbar when a sheet (or drawing) contains views that need to be updated (this can be all views in the sheet or some of them only). You can update all views or a selection of views. Any modification applied to the specifications, before the generated view(s) is/are updated, is detected. This specification corresponds either to the whole document or to a feature in the document. On Views: A generative view results from specifications in a 3D document. Right-click the frame of the view, select the Properties option from the contextual menu, View tab and check the required options in the Properties dialog box. Click inside the sheet to generate the view. Click the counterclockwise arrow to rotate the reference plane. Click the bottom arrow to visualize the bottom side. Click the right or left arrow to visualize the right or left side, respectively. Start creating the front view.В Click the Front View icon from the Views toolbar. If you click this view, it becomes the active view and is framed in red. When you create a view, until you click at the desired view location, the view to be created is framed in green. This is also the view in which all the modifications will be performed. What is the Active View?В The active viewВ is the view from which other views will be generated. The Generative Drafting workbench provides a simple method to create views on a predefined sheet. Even though you then delete sheet1, the sheets newly created will keep the same name.Д¬lick the New Sheet icon from the Drawing toolbar.

These new sheets will be assigned the same standard, format and orientation as the sheet first created and defined using the New Drawing dialog (default setting).

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From the New Drawing dialog box, select the ISO standard, or the A0 ISO format. Select the Drawing workbench, and click OK. The New icon from the Standard toolbar or select File -> NewвЂ¦ from the menu bar. A sheet contains: a main view: a view which supports the geometry directly created in the sheet, a background view: a view dedicated to frames and title blocks, interactive or generated views. The Generative Drafting workbench provides a simple method for managing a sheet. Select the views you want to be automatically created on your drawing from the New Drawing Creation dialog box. Select the DraftingДialog box appears with information on views that can possibly be created, as well as information on the drawing standards. Select the Start -> Mechanical Design commands. This task will show you how to create more or less automatically a new drawing with pre-defined views generated from a part. All this is performed on a sheet which may include a frame and a title block and will eventually be printed. You may also add, modify and/or delete dressup and 2D elements to these views. The Generative Drafting workbench provides a simple method to create and modify views on a predefined sheet.