7.11.1. Basics

A small example:

  1. Under $CADENAS_SETUP/layouts/2dderivation create a copy of your own dw file and modify it.

    Exemplary excerpt with dw, cfg and dxf files

    Exemplary excerpt with dw, cfg and dxf files

  2. Under "name", assign a unique name.

    [Template]
    name=drawing_3_views_eu_test1
    unitbase=mm
    translation=dwtext.def
    
    [Description]
    default=Test 1
    german=Test 1
    
    [ELEMENT_grid1]
    type=grid
    padding_x=10
    padding_y=10
    padding_unit=percent
    columns=2
    rows=2
    order=none,top,front,left

  3. Under "Description" set the display name

  4. Modify the order structure under "order" for example.

  5. Restart PARTdataManager new.

  6. Select a part and click on the 2D derivation button in the toolbar.

    -> The own view is now added to the list.

    Own view "Test"

    Own view "Test"

[Note]Note

Concept for use of frames and different paper formats:

A default frame can be defined via [ELEMENT_frame] in the template file *.dw.

If views are to be created for different paper formats, a separate configuration file is defined for each format using [Formats].

The configuration file in turn references to a specific dxf file (paper format) under [ELEMENT_frame].

[Note]Note

2D derivations (dw files) can be used in PARTtemplateDesigner directly for the 3D PDF data sheet function, which is available on the 3Dfindit, PARTcommunity and PARTserver platforms. See Chapter 8, PARTtemplateDesigner - Create data sheets .

Example data sheet

Example data sheet

Export PDF datasheet in PARTdataManager

Export PDF datasheet in PARTdataManager

Export PDF datasheet in PARTcommunity

Export PDF datasheet in PARTcommunity