jettocrack
Industrial
- Feb 20, 2013
- 15
Hello there.
We have recently moved to SE-ST5 from SE20, and we are using now the %{Sheet scale} property text inside the description table of our drafts. This way, the scale shown in that table is linked to the MAIN VIEW scale. Previously, we had a Custom Property called SCALE in each dft file, which was manually updated in order to reflect sheet's scale, which was a bit tedious.
The problem is that we don't know how to tell Solid which is the Main View. It simply takes the first you add on the sheet, which works fine most of the time, but we are having trouble when, for example, you simply delete that view (the draft retains the old value for the scale) or when you copy and paste views between different dft files.
Is there a way of defining one view within your draft as the MAIN ONE, so the software knows where to read the property?
Much thanks in advance,
We have recently moved to SE-ST5 from SE20, and we are using now the %{Sheet scale} property text inside the description table of our drafts. This way, the scale shown in that table is linked to the MAIN VIEW scale. Previously, we had a Custom Property called SCALE in each dft file, which was manually updated in order to reflect sheet's scale, which was a bit tedious.
The problem is that we don't know how to tell Solid which is the Main View. It simply takes the first you add on the sheet, which works fine most of the time, but we are having trouble when, for example, you simply delete that view (the draft retains the old value for the scale) or when you copy and paste views between different dft files.
Is there a way of defining one view within your draft as the MAIN ONE, so the software knows where to read the property?
Much thanks in advance,