You can create several standard files for different needs, and add relevant sections in them. Below are some examples. The Analysis Tolerance section defines the default tolerances used to compute the geometrical analysis when validating the process. <std:node name="AnalysisTolerance"> <std:typeval name="ValueAbove2D">10deg</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueBelow2D">10deg</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueMarginal2D">5deg</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueAbove3D">10deg</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueBelow3D">10deg</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueMarginal3D">5deg</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueMaxDepth">80mm</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueDraftAngle">8deg</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueShearAngle">8deg</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueUndercutAngle">90deg</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueToleranceMinCircle">-0.01mm</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueToleranceMaxCircle">0.01mm</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueMinInsertionDepth">3mm</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="ValueTravelInsertionDepth">6mm</std:typeval> </std:node>The Default Behavior section customizes the behavior of several Die Face Design commands. <std:node name="DefaultBehavior"> <std:typeval name="CamAxisToUse">ZY_XOut</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="DefaultPositioning">PartCenter</std:typeval> <std:typeval name="DefaultPressDirection">X</std:typeval> </std:node>
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