Repair or Delete Invalid Annotations
You can repair and delete the invalid 3D Tolerancing & Annotation features with the broken geometrical links.
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From the Annotation section of the action bar,
click Repair/Delete Invalid FTA Features
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You can right-click the annotation set or the required view and select Show invalid features to display the number of invalid elements and hidden elements.
The Repair/Delete invalid FTA features dialog box appears. -
Select any of the following options:
You can select multiple options.
- Repair User Surface features which have at least 1 connected Geometric Component feature: Deletes all the broken links if the user surface feature has at least one connected geometric component feature. Thus, the user surface feature becomes valid.
- Repair Group of Surfaces features which have at least 2 valid components: Deletes all the links to the invalid components if the group of surfaces feature has at least two valid components. Thus, the feature becomes valid.
- Delete invalid FTA features which have all their geometrical links broken: Deletes the 3D Tolerancing & Annotation features that have all geometric links broken.
- Delete invalid FTA features which have at least 1 broken geometrical link: Deletes the 3D Tolerancing & Annotation features that have at least one broken geometrical link.
- Delete all invalid FTA features: Deletes all the invalid 3D Tolerancing & Annotation features.
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Click OK.
The broken geometrical connections are either repaired or deleted based on the options selected.
Important: - If you select multiple options, the system performs the operation on all the 3D Tolerancing & Annotation features as per the order the options appear in the dialog box.
- Only one operation is performed at a time.
- When any view or capture is empty (there are no annotation is available in that view or capture), it will be deleted.
- When the reference geometry of any annotation from the component family is not available (inactive, hidden, deleted, etc.), such annotation is considered as invalid and is deleted. You can use Elements' Analysis to analyze the various annotations. For more information, see Analyzing Dimensions and Annotations Through Colors Display.