The Drawing Process Suite can be used to set up a group of Drawing Processes that can be run at the same time. These processes will follow the same rules that were set while setting up the processes. The "Drawing Process Suite" will allow the User to save time by running all the processes by the click of a button.
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How to Use Multiple Drawing Processes Simultaneously FAQ
The Drawing Process Suite can be used to set up a group of Drawing Processes that can be run at the same time. These processes will follow the same rules that were set while setting up the processes. The "Drawing Process Suite" will allow the User to save time by running all the processes by the click of a button.
The Drawing Process Suite can be used to set up a group of Drawing Processes that can be run at the same time. These processes will follow the same rules that were set while setting up the processes. The "Drawing Process Suite" will allow the User to save time by running all the processes by the click of a button.
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How to Use Multiple Drawing Processes Simultaneously FAQ
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Is it possible to run different Drawing Processes simultaneously?
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The Drawing Process Suite can be used to set up a group of Drawing Processes that can be run at the same time. These processes will follow the same rules that were set while setting up the processes, however the Drawing Process Suite will allow the User to save time by running all the processes by the click of a button.
The Drawing Process Suite can be accessed on the Output ribbon as seen below.
In this example we will be creating a Drawing Process Suite where all Single Part Details are to be generated on an A0 User Defined Prototype containing multiple parts on each sheet. This Drawing Process Suite will also simultaneously generate Assemblies on an A0 User Defined Prototype containing 1 Assembly Detail on each sheet. Keep in mind that the relevant Drawing Processes for these requirements should have already been created. In the Drawing Process Suite Manager, click on the New Suite option as seen below.
A name now needs to be assigned to this Drawing Process Suite that will allow all Users to identify it and what will happen once this Drawing Process Suite is used. An example can be seen below.
A Drawing Process will now need to be added to the first step in this Drawing Process Suite. Click on the Pull Down menu and select the required Drawing Process as seen below. In this example our first step will be a Drawing Process that will create all our Single Parts on a User Defined A0 Prototype with a BOM in the top right corner.
A new Process Suite Step can then be created by clicking on the New Process button as seen below.
The second step of the Drawing Process Suite can now be defined by selecting the correct Drawing Process. Click on the Pull Down menu and select the required Drawing Process as seen below. In this example our second step will be a Drawing Process that will create all our Assembly Drawings on a User Defined A2 Prototype with a BOM in the top right corner.
This Drawing Process Suite is now ready can all changes can be saved by clicking the Apply button seen below.
Additional Drawing Process Suites can be added to meet most drawing generating requirements. Once completed this Drawing Process Suite can be utilized by clicking on the Use button as seen below. This one run all the Drawing Processes added to the Drawing Process Suite.