Managing CAD Documents in Parts
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For a single Part, you can attach, replace, and remove CAD Documents. If you have purchased a third-party CAD integration tool, you can use it to attach native CAD and viewable files to a Part using the CAD authoring tool. This subscription enables you to view and work with CAD File representations in Aras Innovator using viewers for Parts and CAD Documents.
Adding CAD Documents to a Part
To add an existing CAD Document to a Part:
- Open the Part where the CAD Document will be added.
- Click Edit.
- Go to the CAD Documents tab.
- Click Add CAD Documents
. The Search dialog appears. - Search for and select a CAD Document to add.
- Click Save or Done to save your changes.
Replacing CAD Documents in a Part
To replace a CAD Document in a Part:
- Open the Part where the CAD Document will be added.
- Click Edit.
- Go to the CAD Documents tab.
- Right-click on the CAD Document to be replaced à Replace. The Search dialog appears.
- Search for and select a CAD Document. The selected CAD Document replaces the selected CAD Document.
- Click Save or Done to save your changes.
Removing CAD Documents from a Part
To remove a CAD Document from a Part:
- Open the Part where the CAD Document will be added.
- Click Edit.
- Go to the CAD Documents tab.
- Click the CAD Document to be deleted and then click Delete Part CAD
. - Click Save or Done to save your changes.
Working with CAD Documents from a Part
If you have purchased a third-party CAD integration tool, you can use it to attach a native CAD File to a Part, using the CAD authoring tool, for viewing and working in Aras Innovator. Once the integration license is used, and files are imported into Aras Innovator, the viewers will appear in a sidebar on the left-hand side of the Part view, allowing you to view and work with the CAD Files and images attached to the Part.
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- Form shows the Part view.
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- Monolithic Viewer is a simple tool for viewing and working with 3D CAD Model representations. For more details, refer to section Working with CAD Files.
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- PDF Viewer displays the PDF file.
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- Image Viewer displays the image file.
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If there are several Files of the same type, you are prompted to choose one.
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Alternatively, you can view the list of all possible navigation options within the sidebar by selecting the arrow at the bottom of the sidebar and making your selection for the viewer you wish to view. This list includes the Part Form view. It is possible to view Files attached to the Part. The blue circle marks the currently selected viewer.
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