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This task shows you how to define the drawing
sheet to be used for creating the views described in further tasks. |
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Click the New icon
from the Standard toolbar or select File -> New... from
the menu bar.
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Select Drawing workbench
from the List of Types and click OK.
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From the New Drawing dialog box, select the ISO
standard, and the A0 ISO format. In this particular case, and all along the guide, we use the
ISO
standard. |
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You can add an unlimited number of
customized standards using Standard files that you will create and/or,
if needed, modify. Once created, this standard will appear in the New Drawing
dialog box. For more details on standards, see the Standards
Administration section. Care that any user-defined standard is based on one of the four international standards (ANSI, ISO,
ASME or JIS) as far as basic
parameters are concerned.
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In the Generative Drafting
workbench, a grid is set by default. Throughout this documentation, we
decided not to display the grid. To do this, de-activate the Grid icon
from the Tools toolbar (bottom right).
The drawing sheet appears as shown here:
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From now on, you will work on
the created sheet unless you define a new sheet. |
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