NXMold
Industrial
- Jan 29, 2008
- 206
I find myself working with three views when modeling a mold, I use them only to control component display. There is cavity-side, core-side, and trimetric (whole mold). I use the "remove component from view" button found on the "exploded views" toolbar to un-clutter the display.
When making drawings, I repeat the same process on each drawing view, generally duplicating the three views used in modeling 2-3 times each.
I do not use layers to control component display. Show/Hide is great while working, but seems inadequate for drawings.
Component groups require an advanced assembly license that I do not have access to.
Am I missing an obvious shortcut or technique? I would like to setup my three "display groups" for modeling and drawing views at the same time, rather than repeat these steps every time a drawing needs to be output (assuming there have been changes). Placing a base view using one of the model views seems to work initially, but as components are added/removed from that view in modeling the drawing does not reflect the change (after update of course).
When making drawings, I repeat the same process on each drawing view, generally duplicating the three views used in modeling 2-3 times each.
I do not use layers to control component display. Show/Hide is great while working, but seems inadequate for drawings.
Component groups require an advanced assembly license that I do not have access to.
Am I missing an obvious shortcut or technique? I would like to setup my three "display groups" for modeling and drawing views at the same time, rather than repeat these steps every time a drawing needs to be output (assuming there have been changes). Placing a base view using one of the model views seems to work initially, but as components are added/removed from that view in modeling the drawing does not reflect the change (after update of course).