- Start a CATIA session with the owner role.
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Select .
The Standard Definition dialog box
appears.
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In the Category list, select
generativeparameters.
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In the File list, select
DefaultGenerativeStyle.xml.
Note:
DefaultGenerativeStyle.xml is the xml file of GVS parameters provided
by default with your application. For instructions on how to create and save alternative
versions of this file, see Drafting User's Guide: Administration: Setting App-Specific Generative View Style
Parameters: Piping/Tubing Design Parameters.
- In the Standard tree, select .
The
Piping & Tubing GVS parameters are displayed:
For a full explanation of these parameters, see Drafting User's Guide: Administration: Setting
App-Specific Generative View Style Parameters: Piping/Tubing Design Parameters.
You are now in a position to start customizing the parameters to suit your Piping & Tubing setup:
- Setting parameters such as NominalSize, LineType, Color, etc. is a straightforward choice according to your requirements.
- Setting data sources such as Catalog/Chapter Name for parts and text requires integration with your Data Setup resources and is outlined in the steps which follow.
- Select and TextTemplate.
The Piping-Tubing Part GVS parameters for GraphicRepresentation and TextTemplate appear.
- Create the links between GVS and your catalogs of 2D symbols and text:
- Set to the same name as the catalog or chapter assigned to the Piping/Tubing Design Resource table in Data Setup.
- Set to the same name as the catalog or chapter assigned to the Piping/Tubing Design Resource table in Data Setup.
- Set to the prefix of the 2D symbols stored in the catalog.
- Set to the name of the 2D text template stored in the catalog.
- Repeat the previous step as necessary for other GVS parameters, including (but not limited to) Equipment and Support.
- When finished, do one of the following:
- To overwrite the default GVS parameters .xml file, click OK.
- To save the customized GVS parameters in a new .xml file, click Save As New.
- To abandon your changes, click Cancel.
For an overview of how to create a view using GVS, see Generating a Drawing View.