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See also CAD-Line dialog
There is one CAD-Line from the start-Point to the end-Point of all Parts you add to the model.
You can also do Add CAD-Line to add more CAD-Lines to any Parts in the model, and also the Base-Part.
Use the CAD-Line dialog to:
•Import and display a SOLIDWORKS Part •Import and display an STL File •Import SolidWorks Mass-Properties •Edit the User Mass-Properties of the CAD-Line •Display a DXF-Drawing - before you can display the DXF-Drawing, you must File menu > Open DXF File •Change how to display the CAD-Solid |
The CAD-Line is now in the graphics-area. See CAD-Line dialog |
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To Add CAD-Line with a free start-Point and/or end-Point.
To Add CAD-Line with a merged start-Point and/or end-Point.
* Point, start-Point, end-Point, center-Point. |
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You can open the CAD-Line dialog from the: • Part-Editor, the Mechanism-Editor, and, if you import a CAD-Solid to the CAD-Line, the Model-Editor |
CAD-Lines in an Added-Part |
In the graphics-area: Mechanism-Editor : Add-Part - a CAD-Line along the center of the Part. Part-Editor : Add CAD-Line to add one or more CAD-Line to a Part CAD-Lines have a Coordinate System, which is important to orientate CAD files that you import •+X–axis: from its start-Point to its end-Point •+Y–axis: at +90º from the +X–axis •+Z-axis: perpendicular to the Mechanism Plane (towards you in the default view (Front-View)) |
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In the Assembly-Tree: •The CAD-Line is the only sketch-elements that show in the Assembly-Tree. •The Cad-Line is a child to a Part.
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