Snipe The symbol used for a Snipe end cut. No (default) indicates the SymbolsAtEndsOfProfile option will always be used. ExtremitySymbolByEndCutType Draw Indicates stiffener end symbol is dependent on the end cut type ( Yes). DefaultExtremitySymbol The default symbol used to represent the end of a stiffener without end cuts. (A value of 2 results in a placed symbol twice as big.) ChapterName The name of the chapter containing extremity symbols within the Drawing Symbol Structure Catalog. ReferenceScale Scale factor to apply to the symbol as drawn. In other words, the length of the symbol placed at an extremity may not exceed 45% of the total length of the stiffener, taking into account the ReferenceScale and the view scale. No is the default (arrowheads are not drawn.) MinimumLengthRatio A percentage of the length of the stiffener used to determine if there is enough room to draw the extremity symbols without overlap.
The following shows a stiffener in TopView FarSide with a SymbolLocation of Middle.ĮxtremitySymbol Draw Indicate Yes to draw arrowheads at the extremities. The following shows a stiffener in TopView FarSide with a SymbolLocation of Start. SymbolLocation The location on the line representation of the plate where the throw orientation will be drawn. ChapterName The name of the chapter containing FlangeOrientation symbols within the Drawing Symbol Structure Catalog. FlangeOrientationSymbol Draw To draw a flange orientation symbol at the ends of a stiffener. If you are not interested in an AcrossSide analysis, you need to synchronize Near and Across Linetype and LineThickness. The default values are same as NearSide values. Logical and Functional Tolerance and Annotation (FTA) Section are the only modes, where you can compute AcrossSide parameters, which are similar to NearSide and FarSide parameters. SideView also has ExtremitySymbol parameters. ViewType There are four view types for stiffeners: TopView, SideView, EndView and AnyView.Įach has NearSide and FarSide parameters and AnnotationTextStyle parameters.
Angular Tolerance To trigger this type of view in degrees. GraphicReplacement Indicates whether to use graphic replacement. No indicates the object will not be extracted. In the sample XML file, generative view style parameters for stiffeners are located towards the bottom of the file under StructureObjects.ĭraw Yes extracts the object. These parameters are shared by all structure applications. You can customize generative view style parameters for the reference plane system.
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For more information, please refer to Reference Plane System.įor more information about how to create views using generative view styles, how to set generative view style parameters or more generally on administering generative view styles, please refer to the Generative Drafting User's Guide: Generative View Style. The reference planes that will be used for a given project are defined in an XML file pointed by a Project Resource Management resource, Reference Plane System. For more information on GVS, refer to Generative Drafting User’s Guide: Generative View Style: About Generative View Styles. Generative view styles are defined in an XML file. Generative view styles are defined by an administrator and specify the appearance and behavior of a generated view. OS/resources/standard/generativeparameters. The sample XML file provided with this application is Structure_GVS.xml.
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