Standard Behavior
Some data are transferred, other are removed.
Shown geometry and component, Representation graphic attributes, Axis system, Naming | always kept |
3D Working support based on the main planes and working support masks | not transferred |
For representations: | |
Colors on subelements | optional |
Annotations | optional |
Material | optional |
For sketches: | |
| optional |
An option is available to merge the bodies of each representation into one body.
Important: Any data other than the ones described above are removed in the newly created Products and sub-products (For example, annotations, spot weldings on the product structure are not kept). |
For the Product Structure
The product structure is filtered as explained below.
This is an illustration of how Product Filtering & Merging
works:
- You can select any node in the original product structure. Only this node and the elements it
contains is filtered, enabling you to create a product with a representation from only a
portion of your original product. Its default name is defined by the About Identifications in Engineering IP Control.
Important: This product with a representation can be a 3D Part or a product with a representation, shareable or not. - For each body containing shown geometries under the node you have selected, a body is created in the representation of the resulting product. Its name is the full path of the instance in the original product.
- The geometries found are transferred as solids, surfaces, or wireframes and placed in the corresponding bodies in the resulting product.
- The solids are created with the graphic properties (color, line type, line thickness, transparency) of their original body, the surfaces, and wireframes are created with the graphic properties of their original feature. If a graphic property is overloaded with that of an instance, this overloaded property applies to all the elements (solid or surface) of that instance.
- All positions of the geometries are kept in the resulting product. The origin of the resulting product is created relatively to the higher root product currently open (which is not necessarily the node you have selected.
- The reference planes are always hidden.
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