Assembly drawing with automated exploded view creation
Assembly drawing with automated exploded view creation
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Hi all.
Well, it turns out that I'm working with Solid Edge Design and Drafting. As I'm still new to Solid Edge these different versions are a little confusing to me. I've done some searching on the net, and it looks to me that Solid Edge Design and Drafting is a full-featured CAD solution.
According to the adds this version contains assembly drawing with automated exploded view creation. (http ://www.maj entaonline .co.uk/sie mens-solid -edge-desi gn-and-dra fting.html).
I'm sorry for again bothering you with my lack of knowledge, but can anyone advice me how to create exploded view in assembly. I've finished a drawing, and now I would like to explode it.
Well, it turns out that I'm working with Solid Edge Design and Drafting. As I'm still new to Solid Edge these different versions are a little confusing to me. I've done some searching on the net, and it looks to me that Solid Edge Design and Drafting is a full-featured CAD solution.
According to the adds this version contains assembly drawing with automated exploded view creation. (http
I'm sorry for again bothering you with my lack of knowledge, but can anyone advice me how to create exploded view in assembly. I've finished a drawing, and now I would like to explode it.





RE: Assembly drawing with automated exploded view creation
You can create an exploded view of an assembly by activating the ERA (Explode Render Animate) environment. You will find the command for this on the Tools Ribbon within the assembly.
Once you are in ERA you can use the Auto Exoplode command which uses the assembly relationships to figure out how the explode should go(this may need some manual adjustment). Or you can use the manual explode commands and gradually explode the different elements. Or you can use the move commands to drag things around.
Hope that helps get you started
Jon
Jon Sutcliffe / Solid Mastermind
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