is it a good to integrate model and drawing together or have them seperated?
is it a good to integrate model and drawing together or have them seperated?
(OP)
Just notice after you finish a model, and click "start" button and choose drafting, the drafting interface will show up and can add view, do dimension, etc.
Finaly, click save, and notice only one single file instead of two seperated files which happens only when i click "New" and select drawing tab and start drafting.
which one is better?
Finaly, click save, and notice only one single file instead of two seperated files which happens only when i click "New" and select drawing tab and start drafting.
which one is better?





RE: is it a good to integrate model and drawing together or have them seperated?
RE: is it a good to integrate model and drawing together or have them seperated?
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RE: is it a good to integrate model and drawing together or have them seperated?
You can do anything in the drawing only MM file that you can in an imbedded model drawing file. No loss of functionality and a win in having smaller files to open.
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RE: is it a good to integrate model and drawing together or have them seperated?
I think that would be great, having to work with a large files in a legacy hierarchy scheme that does not include the MM method. I think forcng the issue will be the only way to make our processes more robust, but I do work in a global company where changes of this sort are like turning an aircraft carrier.
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