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Edit Mode

Activates or deactivates the edition mode. When disabled, the authoring commands are grayed out.

Direct manipulation using drag and drop operations is also blocked.

Note: The Edit Mode is activated by default. Each time you instantiate a new widget, the Edit Mode is also activated by default.

Work under Bookmark: Set or unset a bookmark as active.; Set a bookmark as active to add inside all the newly created content of the widget.

New Product: See Flyout for Creating an Object.

Insert Existing: Adds an existing product, part or representation inside the structure.; Select one or several products as parent and then, through a search, select one of the following 3DEXPERIENCE objects to be inserted: product, part, shape or drawing.
This command is compatible with Change Action (including with configuration).

Tips:

You can also use the drag and drop to insert existing objects. For more information, see Moving Objects with Drag and Drop.
To remove an object from the structure, you can right-click the object and select Detach . For more information, see Context Menus.

Replace by Existing: See Flyout for Replacing an Object.

Reorder: Reorders the children of the selected assembly.; Lets you reorganize manually or automatically the structure.
This command takes into account the saved sorting only.

Product to part: Converts a product into a part.

Detach: Removes the selected instance from the structure.; This command is compatible with Change Action (including with configuration).

Edit Properties

Opens the Properties widget, and displays information about the selected objects in different tabs.

You can edit the properties of the object from the widget.

The available tabs depend on the app the command is launched from, and the type of object that is selected.

For more information, see Properties and Information.

Set Enterprise Item Number

Set Enterprise Item Number for enterprise parts.

Select one or several products to set their part number. A part number is an identifier of a particular part design used in a particular industry. Its purpose is to simplify reference to that part. A part number unambiguously identifies a part design within a single corporation, and sometimes across several corporations.

Notes:

This command supports multiselection.
If the command fails for one object, the command fails for all selected objects.
When you execute the Set Enterprise Item Number command, the specified value is updated on the object in the 3DEXPERIENCE server.
The column Enterprise Item Number is also updated with the new Enterprise Item Number value and you can also see this information by invoking the Properties.

For more information, see Rules for Assigning Enterprise Item Numbers (EIN).

Copy

Copies the selected products, parts or reusable representations (shape, drawing...).

Then, select another object and use the Paste command to insert the copied object under it.

You can also use drag and drop, depending on your widget preferences.

Note: You can only make representations reusable in native apps.

Moving Objects with Drag and Drop

Cut

Cuts the selected products, parts or reusable representations (shape, drawing...).

Then, select another object and use the Paste command to insert the copied object under it.

You can also use drag and drop, depending on your widget preferences.

Note: You can only make representations reusable in native apps.

Moving Objects with Drag and Drop

Paste: Pastes the objects that you copied or cut under the selected object.

Flyout for Creating an Object

All these commands are compatible with Change Action (including with configuration). For more information, see Change Management User's Guide.


	New Product Creates a new product. For more information, see Creating or Inserting a New Product.
	New Part Creates a new part. For more information, see Creating or Inserting a New Part.
	New Drawing Creates a new drawing. For more information, see Creating or Inserting a New Drawing.

Flyout for Replacing an Object

All these commands are compatible with Change Action (including with configuration). For more information, see Change Management User's Guide.


	Replace by Existing Replaces one object or more by an existing object of the same type. Select one or several objects, and then select an existing object using a search.
	Replace by Latest Revision Replaces a product or part with its latest revision (if any) This command updates your structure with the latest modification. It is not available for representations. Select one or several products (except the root) or parts before launching this command.
	Replace by Revision Updates the selected products or parts of a structure with an existing revision (not available for representations). The Replace by Revision panel displays the product structure in a flat view. See Managing Revisions.
	Update Revisions Updates a structure with an existing revision of its products and parts (not available for representations). The Update Revision panel displays the product structure in a hierarchical view. In the first column, a symbol indicates if the current revision can be replaced. See Managing Revisions.
	Update Revisions on Entire Structure Analyzes the entire structure to propose the update by latest revision of the children of the selection. If the update is not possible, a revision creation is proposed. If the operation is confirmed, the children of the selection are updated, even if not loaded.