Display filter |
Select annotation types to
display by default or select Display all
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Point, Axis, and Coordinate System |
Set font and display options for reference
geometry names and labels for points, axes, and coordinate
systems.
This option is not available for drawings.
Hide names
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Hides reference geometry names for
points, axes, and coordinate systems.
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Name font
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Sets the font for the names of points,
axes, and coordinate systems.
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Label font
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Sets the font for the labels of
coordinate system arrows.
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Always display text at the same size |
Select to display all annotations
and dimensions at the same size, regardless of zoom.This also applies to
3D Views in MBD. This option is
disabled for drawings, which always zoom the text height.
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Text
scale |
For part and assembly documents, clear Always display text at the same
size to select a scale for the default size of
annotation text. To set a custom text scale, select Custom, then enter the first and
second value of the custom scale. For example, enter 3 and 10 to set the scale to 3:10. If
you specify Text scale in
a 3D View, the text size applies to the 3D View in published 3D
PDF files.
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Display items only in the view orientation in which they are
created
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For parts and assemblies,
select
to display annotations only when the model has the same orientation
as when the annotation was added. Rotating the
model
or selecting a different view orientation removes the annotation
from the display. |
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Display annotations / Display assembly
annotations |
Select to display all annotation
types that are selected in the Display
filter. For assemblies, this option applies to the
annotations that belong to the assembly and to the annotations that
are displayed in the individual part documents. |
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Use
assembly setting for all components |
Select to match the display
settings for all annotations to the settings for the assembly
document, regardless of the settings for individual part documents.
Select Display assembly
annotations in addition to this option to display
different combinations of annotations. |
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Hide
dangling dimensions and annotations |
For parts or assemblies, select
to hide:
- Dangling dimensions and annotations in
referenced drawings that result from deleted features
- Dangling reference dimensions that result
from suppressed features
For drawings, select to hide dangling annotations. |
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Highlight associated elements on reference dimension
selection |
For parts or assemblies, select to highlight elements
associated with selected reference
dimensions. For
center mark dimensions, select to highlight the associated
center marks.
Ctrl + select
multiple dimensions to highlight referenced elements of all
selected dimensions.
Specify the color
used to highlight the referenced elements. To specify the
highlight color, from the Tools menu, click:
. Under Color scheme
settings, edit the color for Selected Item 1.
The feature does not support the following dimensions:
- DimXpert or sketch dimensions, such as
angular running dimensions and ordinate dimensions.
- Cosmetic threads
- Feature dimensions
- Blocked highlights for silhouette edge
endpoints.
- Referenced edges or points blocked for
break view and Detailing mode legacy dimensions.
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Show
DimXpert when viewing component annotations |
For assemblies, select to view
component-level DimXpert annotations. It may
be required to set other display controls to view DimXpert
annotations.
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Use
model color for HLR/HLV in drawings |
Select to view the model colors of
a part or assembly in a drawing in HLR/HLV. This setting overrides
colors in . However, any assigned layer overrides this
setting. |
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Link
child view to parent view configuration |
Select to link child views, for
example, a projected view, to the parent view configuration. If
linked, changing the parent view configuration changes the child
view. |
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Hatch
density limit |
For drawings, controls the maximum number of
hatch lines created within a hatch pattern.
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Import
annotations |
Clear From entire assembly to import only top-level
assembly annotations. Select to import
annotations for all components, which might impact performance.
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Auto
insert on view creation |
Select:
- Center
marks - holes -part
- Center
marks - fillets -part
- Center
marks - slots -part
- Dowel symbols
-part
- Center
marks - holes -assembly
- Cosmetic
threads -assembly (may affect performance)
to insert cosmetic threads in assembly drawings.
- Center
marks - fillets -assembly
- Center
marks - slots -assembly
- Dowel symbols
-assembly
- Connection
lines to hole patterns with center
marks
- Centerlines to add centerlines to model
faces with parallel edges.
Centerlines
are not inserted automatically if Large Assembly
Settings is enabled, or if the number of
components exceeds the threshold for large
assemblies, even if this option is selected.
- Balloons to add balloons to all visible
components, without duplicates in multiple views
- Dimensions
marked for drawing to add dimensions to
models, without duplicates in multiple views
The dimensions are indicated in the part
sketches as Mark for
drawing.
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Cosmetic thread display |
Select High Quality to determine if cosmetic threads
should be visible or hidden. For example, if a hole (not a through
hole) is on the back of a model, and the model is in a front view,
the cosmetic thread is hidden. You can set the display for each
drawing view individually in the Drawing
View PropertyManager under Cosmetic Thread Display. |
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Area
hatch display |
Select Show halo around annotations to display space
around dimensions and annotations that belong to the drawing view or
a sketch and are on top of an area hatch. |
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Selected
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Cleared
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View
break lines |
Enter:
- Gap to set the distance between break
lines in a break view
- Extension to set length of the break
lines beyond the model geometry in a break view
Select Scale by view
scale for Jagged Style to automatically scale
jagged outlines to the drawing view scale.
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Center of mass |
Enter Symbol
size to set a default symbol size.
Select Scale by view
scale to automatically scale the center of mass
symbol to the drawing view scale.
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