Difference between revisions of "Changing the Current Material & Die"
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This Section is to show how to change the tooling and material for parts that are going to be created in the assembly. A different thread covers "changing" the material or tooling. | This Section is to show how to change the tooling and material for parts that are going to be created in the assembly. A different thread covers "changing" the material or tooling. | ||
| − | Select the "Main" tab. At the bottom of this tab, the die and material menus are shown. Click the drop down arrow for either of these options to change the selections. | + | Select the '''"Main"''' tab. At the bottom of this tab, the die and material menus are shown. Click the drop down arrow for either of these options to change the selections. |
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| − | NOTE: If your default material and/or tooling has been set in the "Options" window (under the "tools" pull-down), assembly will start by using those values. | + | '''"NOTE: If your default material and/or tooling has been set in the "Options" window (under the "tools" pull-down), assembly will start by using those values."''' |
Latest revision as of 15:08, 1 October 2015
This Section is to show how to change the tooling and material for parts that are going to be created in the assembly. A different thread covers "changing" the material or tooling.
Select the "Main" tab. At the bottom of this tab, the die and material menus are shown. Click the drop down arrow for either of these options to change the selections.
"NOTE: If your default material and/or tooling has been set in the "Options" window (under the "tools" pull-down), assembly will start by using those values."
