This tab deals with one category of options: Filter and Document Display. | |
Filter and Document Display |
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This category of options lets
you modify the impact of layer filters applied to assemblies (i.e.
CATProduct documents). As far as other types of documents supporting layer filters (such as CATPart and CATDrawing documents) are concerned, filters are stored in the document and this storage location cannot be modified. |
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Current filter on all documentsIf this option is selected, it means that the current filter is applied
to all the documents of the assembly (i.e. a CATProduct and the CATParts it
contains). Filters that may be stored in the documents the assembly is made of are not taken into account. This option enhances visualization performance but do not forget that it implies that the layer selection and the filter application is coherent between the various document types. |
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When a CATProduct document is open and one of its CATPart is also open in
another window in the same session, Current filter on all documents
works only if filters have been applied coherently on the two documents.
For instance, if the CATPart has been applied a specific current filter
(different from the global current one), this CATPart will not be
visualized correctly in the two windows since an object cannot be
visualized in two different ways at the same time.
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By default, this option is activated. | |
Current filter of the documentIf this option is selected, it means that each document uses its own
current filter (if there is one). When an assembly (i.e. a CATProduct its
CATParts) is edited, this option applies on each CATPart the filter defined
in each of them, whatever the filter defined at the CATProduct level. Note that there is a price to pay in performance when using this filter mode. By default, this option is cleared. |
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Whichever option you select, note that the result might not be as
expected when working with Version 4 objects. Refer to
Using
Visualization Filters for more information.
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