Configuring AutoVue for 3D Files
There are configuration options that you can set to customize the work environment when working with 3D files.
Rendering
The Rendering options let you modify the manner in which the model is rendered. Changing these options affects the level of detailed displayed. The Rendering options are:
Dynamic Rendering
The Dynamic Rendering options let you select the rendering mode for a model in motion. The options you can select are:
Model
The Model configuration options let you specify if you want to load the Model in Mesh Mode or BREP mode and let you control the Mesh Resolution.
From the Configuration tree, expand 3D, and then select Model to load the Loading and Default Mesh Resolution options.
Loading
Note: You need to reload the file for your changes to take effect.
Default Mesh Resolution
The Default Mesh Resolution slider lets you modify the number of polygons drawn when displaying a model.
Drag the slider between Low, Medium and High resolution levels.
A low resolution level means fewer polygons are drawn giving lower detail and higher render speed.
Note: The Default Mesh Resolution slider only affects shaded models and wire polygon mode.
PMI Filtering
From the Configuration tree, expand 3D, and then select PMI to display the PMI Filtering and PMI Text Rendering Style options.
The PMI Filtering options let you configure which types of product and manufacturing information to display. The check boxes in the Tree column let you select which PMI entity types display in the 3D model tree. The check boxes in the View column let you select which PMI entity types display in the workspace.
See PMI Entities
The following PMI Text Rendering Style options let you define the style for the PMI text:
Option Description Native Setting (from file) PMI text displays with the default setting. 3D PMI text displays in 3-dimensions. It may not always face you. Flat-to-screen PMI text always faces you.
Configuring Color
With the Color options, you can configure the color to allow easier viewing of 3D file details. To access the Color configuration options,
From the Configuration tree, expand 3D, and then select Colors to view the available Color options. They are grouped under Common, Section Highlight, and Geometry Highlight, as follows:
Common
Section Highlight
Option Description Edges Set the color for the section edges when defining Section Cut Options. Fill Set the fill color when defining Section Cut Options.
Geometry Highlight
Configuring Background
With the Background options, you can select a gradient or an image to display in the background.
From the Configuration tree, expand 3D, and then select Background. The Background Gradient and Background Images options appear.
For the Background Gradient option, you can select either Plain, Directional Gradient, or Radial Gradient. The background is previewed to the right of the options.
For the Background Images option, do the following:
- Click Add.
The Background Image dialog box appears.
- Click on the ellipses to the right of the Image File field to browse to the image file.
Note: You can only select .bmp, .jpeg, or .img files.
- From the Stretch Type list, select whether to leave the image as is, Stretch to fill, Zoom to fit, or Zoom to fill.
- From the Position in the Background list, select where to position the image.
- Click OK when done.
The Background Image dialog box closes.
Note: The selected Background is implemented when you click OK in the Configuration dialog box.
Miscellaneous
From the Configuration tree, expand 3D, and then select Miscellaneous to display the Miscellaneous options.
Display
The Show Global Axes option is active by default. Disable this option to remove the axes that display in the bottom-right corner of the workspace.
Model Tree
Enter a different value in the Tree Level field to define the level at which you want the Model Tree to collapse when opening a 3D file. The default is 3 levels.
Manipulator
Enable the Align with current UCS option to automatically align the manipulators with the current User-defined Coordinate System.
Highlight Selection
The following Highlight Selection options let you define how AutoVue indicates that an object is selected.
Option Description Highlight Bounding Box Selection is enclosed in a wireframe box. Highlight Entity Selection is indicated by changing color.
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