Standard part
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- Standard parts ( Hide Items window -- for masking standard parts on drawing selection dialogs)
- User Created Standard Part Material (review window for standard parts)
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Shown below is a standard part, a valve handle, created in a full-featured SDS2 program by Fusing material. Another way to import standard parts into Modeling is to use " Link to New File " to import a reference model.
Settings for standard parts can be reviewed on the User Created Starndard Part Material window.
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The submaterial mark prefix for a standard part depends on how the material was created. For a standard part created by Fusing the material, the standard part will receive the same piecemark as the material selected to be fused to. For a standard part created by using " Link to New File " to import a reference model, the material will be dummy material with a submaterial mark prefix of d (e.g., d1 or d2 or etc.)
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Steel grades that are available for standard parts depend on the material type that was selected for the " Locate material to fuse to " step of creating the standard part. For example, if that material was a channel, then the steel grades that you can select for the standard part come from the Job Option list of " Channel Grades ."
For a standard part created by using " Link to New File " to import a reference model, the steel grades are from the Job Options list of " Plate Grades ."
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