Auxiliary Viewer Toolbar

The Auxiliary Viewer toolbar contains only those commands that can be applied within the current selection.

This page discusses:

View
Show/Hide Info Card

Turns on or off the Information Card in the Auxiliary Viewer.



Fit All In
Fits all of the active 3D model into the Auxiliary Viewer pane.


Perspective/Parallel View
Toggles between a perspective and a parallel view.


Show Common Geometry Reference
Turns on or off the common plane and grid system.


Views
See View Position


Fabrication Assistant
Shows the dialog box for viewing Fabrication Assistants.

Display
Global Mode
Toggles between global and local mode.


Local Mode
Toggles between global and local mode.


Show Assigned MBOM As Transparent and Unassigned as Solid
Global mode. Shows parts assigned for manufacturing as transparent in the viewer.


Show Assigned and Unassigned MBOM
Global mode. Shows parts assigned and unassigned for manufacturing together, and solid, in the viewer.


Show Only Assigned MBOM
Global mode. Shows only assigned parts.


Show Only Unassigned MBOM
Global mode. Shows only unassigned parts.


Show Selected Assigned Parts As Highlighted
Local mode. Highlights only selected assigned parts.


Show All Parts
Local mode. Shows all parts of a selected manufactured item.


Show Only Concerned Parts
Local mode. Shows only the results of manufactured parts that are direct children of a selected manufacturing assembly.


Show Only Unconcerned Parts
Local mode. Shows only the results of manufacturing assemblies that are direct children of a selected manufacturing assembly.

Authoring
Open IPM in New Tab
Opens the In-Process Model in a new tab.


Open Flatten IPM in New Tab
Opens and Flattens the In-Process Model in a new tab.


Open Shrinkage in New Tab
Opens the Shrinkage In-Process Model in a new tab.

View Position
Isometric View
Shows an isometric view.


Bottom View
Shows a view from the bottom.


Top View
Shows a view from the top.


Right View
Shows a view from the right.


Left View
Shows a view from the left.


Back View
Shows a view from the back.


Front View
Shows a view from the front.