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7.7.1.2.4. Face attributes in detail 7.7.1.2.4.2. Text (SYS_FaceAttributeText)
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7.7.1.2.4.2. Text (SYS_FaceAttributeText)

Via text attributes it is possible to pin on additional information (e.g. special characteristics of surface) at the model. (Also see above.)

HTML text attribute on face:

In order to create a text attribute on a face, enter the desired text into the field HTML text attribute on face. Immediately after creation it is displayed in PARTdesigner, then later also in PARTsolutions and PARTcommunity.

HTML text attribute on face

More complex examples:

Image with absolute link:

<img src=“$CADENAS_DATA/pics/mypic.jpg“>

Image with link to server plus depending on variable value (e.g. ARTICLENUMBER)

<img src="http://someserver/getImage?ARTNR=$ARITKELNUMMER.">

In addition, the article number shall be entered below the image.

<BR>$ARTIKELNUMMER.

Note

Encoding

Program calculations automatically differentiate between link and text. Just to be safe that the processing is function perfectly, you can add the parameter encoding with respective value.

For links: encoding=percent

Example:

<img src="http://someserver/getImage?ARTNR=$ARITKELNUMMER(encoding=percent).">

For text: encoding=HTML
Example:
```
<BR>$ARTIKELNUMMER(encoding=HTML).
```

CAD text attribute on face: Texts entered here are displayed in the CAD system after export.

CAD text attribute on face exemplified in Creo
Text fields in the 3D view connected to variables
Clickable variable (single part, configuration) / Clickable variable (assembly table)
You can specify clickable text fields on part faces for the 3D view and connect them with variables.
In the 3D view, variable description and the current value of the variable are automatically transferred into the displayed text field.

3D view in PARTdesigner

Do the following:
1. In PARTdesigner, in the docking window Face attributes page, enter the desired text into the HTML text attribute on face field.
2. Define the connected variable.
  There are 2 variants:
  - Clickable variable (single part, configuration)
  - Clickable variable (assembly table)
  This enables you to differentiate what is to be shown in the single part/configuration mode and what is to be shown in the Assembly-Table mode.
  On the one hand they may be different variables, but on the other hand they may hide the label: If you only assign one variable for the single part but not for the Assembly-Table, then the entire label will be invisible in the Assembly-Table mode.

In PARTdataManager, when clicking into the description field, a list field with all possible table values is opened.

3D view in PARTdataManager

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