Apr 16, 2003 #1 PiotrG Computer Apr 16, 2003 2 GB I am trying to create an exploded model with balloons, yes it can be done in draft but looks better in model, anyone got any ideas, I am trying to put together an illustrated parts list for a user manual, surely other pepole do this? thanks
I am trying to create an exploded model with balloons, yes it can be done in draft but looks better in model, anyone got any ideas, I am trying to put together an illustrated parts list for a user manual, surely other pepole do this? thanks
Apr 16, 2003 #2 TheTick Mechanical Mar 5, 2003 10,194 US What do you mean, "looks better in model"? You don't like the shading in drafting mode? There may be a way to adjust that. Gravity is a harsh mistress. Upvote 0 Downvote
What do you mean, "looks better in model"? You don't like the shading in drafting mode? There may be a way to adjust that. Gravity is a harsh mistress.
Apr 16, 2003 #3 SBaugh Mechanical Mar 6, 2001 6,684 US 1) Go to the view you want to use (ISO) and explode the assembly. 2) Turn on your Annotation toolbar and pick balloons. 3) Pick the parts in space and you have your 3d model ballooned. IHTH, Scott Baugh, CSWP 3DVision Technologies http://www.3dvisiontech.comhttp://www.scottjbaugh.comfaq731-376 When in doubt, always check the help Upvote 0 Downvote
1) Go to the view you want to use (ISO) and explode the assembly. 2) Turn on your Annotation toolbar and pick balloons. 3) Pick the parts in space and you have your 3d model ballooned. IHTH, Scott Baugh, CSWP 3DVision Technologies http://www.3dvisiontech.comhttp://www.scottjbaugh.comfaq731-376 When in doubt, always check the help
Apr 17, 2003 #4 CajunCAD Industrial Jul 18, 2002 126 US You can set the view in the drawing file to display as shaded instead of hidden lines removed. This will allow you to drop in the BOM. Upvote 0 Downvote
You can set the view in the drawing file to display as shaded instead of hidden lines removed. This will allow you to drop in the BOM.