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- 7.6.1. What are Features?
- 7.6.2. Possible features in the docking window "3D History"
- 7.6.2.1. Fixed plane
- 7.6.2.2. Reference Plane
- 7.6.2.3. Sketch
- 7.6.2.4. 2D drawing
- 7.6.2.5. Base extrude / Base rotate
- 7.6.2.6. Cut extrude / Cut rotate
- 7.6.2.7. Sweep base / Sweep cut
- 7.6.2.8. Grp Pattern / Pattern
- 7.6.2.9. Pipe
- 7.6.2.10. Blend (Insert Chamfer/Fillet...)
- 7.6.2.10.1. What is the purpose of the Blend Feature
- 7.6.2.10.2. What is NOT the purpose of the Blend Feature
- 7.6.2.10.3. Basics - Create chamfer or fillet
- 7.6.2.10.4. General tips & notes
- 7.6.2.10.5. What should be considered
- 7.6.2.10.5.1. All blends, whose edges meet, have to be made as one blend
- 7.6.2.10.5.2. Blends in pattern
- 7.6.2.10.5.3. Tangent continuous
- 7.6.2.10.5.4. Preview presentation and Edge visualization for Chamfer/Fillet
- 7.6.2.10.5.5. Face selection
- 7.6.2.10.5.6. Combination of Sweep and Blend
- 7.6.2.10.5.7. Depiction of Chamfer/Fillet in different CAD systems
- 7.6.2.10.6. Not supported installation situations
- 7.6.2.10.6.1. Function "Generate sketch on selected face" needs at least one edge without Blend
- 7.6.2.10.6.2. Several intersecting chamfers/fillets and Blend feature in addition
- 7.6.2.10.6.3. Edges resulting from Blends
- 7.6.2.10.6.4. Maximum radius of Chamfer/Fillet
- 7.6.2.10.6.5. Blends whose edges meet with different size each
- 7.6.2.10.6.6. Combination of a fillet and a chamfer
- 7.6.2.10.6.7. Radius of chamfer/fillet larger than distance to adjoining geometry
- 7.6.2.11. Text Feature
- 7.6.2.12. Texture label
- 7.6.2.13. Drill Feature
- 7.6.3. Multiply used commands
- 7.6.4. Part (name) context menu
- 7.6.5. Context menu base plane (Plane XY, ZX, YZ)
- 7.6.6. Context menu Reference Plane
- 7.6.6.1. Edit...
- 7.6.6.2. New sketch...
- 7.6.6.3. New 2D drawing...
- 7.6.6.4. New guiding curve...
- 7.6.6.5. Create pipe...
- 7.6.6.6. Create text...
- 7.6.6.7. Dependencies
- 7.6.6.8. Insert new plane...
- 7.6.6.9. Rename...
- 7.6.6.10. Paste sketch
- 7.6.6.11. Delete plane (Plane Feature)
- 7.6.6.12. Visible (plane feature)
- 7.6.6.13. Select new reference
- 7.6.6.14. Set mark
- 7.6.6.15. Copy to...
- 7.6.6.16. Condition
- 7.6.6.17. Deactivate/Activate
- 7.6.7. Sketch context menu
- 7.6.7.1. Edit...
- 7.6.7.2. Base -> Extrude... / Rotate...
- 7.6.7.3. Cut -> Extrude... / Rotate...
- 7.6.7.4. Create sweep base
- 7.6.7.5. Create sweep cut
- 7.6.7.6. Copy (only sketch)
- 7.6.7.7. Cut (including dependencies)
- 7.6.7.8. Rename...
- 7.6.7.9. Convert to guide curve...
- 7.6.7.10. Delete...
- 7.6.7.11. Show error...
- 7.6.7.12. Dependencies...
- 7.6.7.13. Construction sketch
- 7.6.7.14. Duplicate sketch
- 7.6.7.15. Select new reference
- 7.6.7.16. Set mark
- 7.6.7.17. Copy to...
- 7.6.8. Context menu "Base extrude/rotate" or "Cut extrude/rotate"
- 7.6.8.1. Edit...
- 7.6.8.2. Select all surfaces
- 7.6.8.3. Rename...
- 7.6.8.4. Delete...
- 7.6.8.5. Show error...
- 7.6.8.6. Dependencies...
- 7.6.8.7. Apply pattern
- 7.6.8.8. Convert to cut / Convert to base
- 7.6.8.9. Visible in this configuration
- 7.6.8.10. Set mark
- 7.6.8.11. Copy to...
- 7.6.8.12. Condition
- 7.6.8.13. Activate/Deactivate
- 7.6.9. Filter
- 7.6.10. Level of detail
The docking window 3D History is a central „arena“ within PARTdesigner. Via its context menus, the Sketcher (with Sketch history) is called and the part created.
Furthermore in the history, all design steps (features) are documented, so that you can retrace later how a part is assembled and possibly modify a step.
For each entry the most important actions are directly displayed once the mouse cursor is moved over the line. When clicking on the respective icon you can save calling the context menu.
All commands available for a function can be found in the context menu. The context menu commands are explained in the following sections.