Load defaults with new part
Load defaults with new part
(OP)
I have set my defaults, but when I start a new part, the defaults are not correct. I can “load all defaults” in annotation preferences and my defaults will load. I need the defaults to load into a new NX8 part automatically.
How do I get the defaults to load in a new NX8 part?
How do I get the defaults to load in a new NX8 part?





RE: Load defaults with new part
You will only use the default settings if there is no template file being used.
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RE: Load defaults with new part
Tim Flater
NX Designer
NX 9.0.3.4 Win7 Enterprise x64 SP1
Intel Core i7 2.5GHz 16GB RAM
4GB NVIDIA Quadro K3100M
RE: Load defaults with new part
There are other videos we made there that cover drafting templates that may be of interest as well.
Anthony Galante

Senior Support Engineer
NX3 to NX10 with almost every MR (29versions)
RE: Load defaults with new part
Our department wants its own defaults with some slight differences than other departments. I will need to set up a template. I created a template and dropped it in the NX template folder on our network, but my template doesn't show up in the list for New parts.
How do I get our dept template to show up?
Thanks
By the way, the video was a big help.
RE: Load defaults with new part
You'll have to edit or create your own to add your own templates to the File->New dialog.
Anthony Galante

Senior Support Engineer
NX3 to NX10 with almost every MR (29versions)
RE: Load defaults with new part
Really stuffs up the file modified date stamps in Part History etc
I think this is a bug/fault. if you use a blank template it does it correctly.
RE: Load defaults with new part
ex. The blank template comes in with a gray modeling background. My default is black.
RE: Load defaults with new part
Where in the customer defaults did it allow you to set the modeling background (plain) color? For NX9, I don't see an option to set the plain background color, it seems to use the top graduated color for shaded views.
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