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lsnell1-Visitor
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November 18, 2016
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Format for Drawing Template

  • November 18, 2016
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I have watched several videos for creating a format. They use a table for the boundary and the drawing title box. Several issues arise that i just don't seem to find addressed.

1) It seem like the boundary cell is on top of the title block table and the only way to access the title block is to drag the boundary table to the side.

2) Once I use the format to put a part in, how do I edit the table with the specifics of the part that are not part of the basic information of the table? I was hoping to click, double click the table and enter information. The information from the part, scale, sheet number, name, drawing number are all working well.


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BenLoosli23-Emerald III
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November 18, 2016

The boundry/border is sketched or imported from a DXF file if you have AutoCAD available.

The title block, tolerance block. material block, revision block and BOM are all tables aligned with the lines of the border.

The information to be included in your table cells must be parameters I either your model or drawing file. Once the format is used in a drawing, you can then fill in the parameter values and they will populate the drawing table cells.

It may be a good idea to create a drawing template file so the parameters are in the template, then when you use the template for a new drawing, it has all of the information. In our templates, we have additional notes added that are usually used, but may not be. Easier to delete a symbol than browse and add one.

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