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In the following with the help of a little example it is explained, how to create a Value ranges with images:[58]
In the first step you create a value range variable in the Variable Manager. Here exemplarily FORM.
Create a variable with the respective parameters.[59]
Status: Select the option Value range variable with graphics.
Under Equation enter all parameters with correct syntax.
In the second step, in the Sketcher, create a sketch, which will be used for a "Cut".
In the third step the cutting sketch gets a respective Condition, which creates the cut depending on the value selection of the variable FORM.
To display the column of the value range variable with naming in the PARTdesigner, go to the Test mode.
Click into the value range field and select the desired value.
Just as well you can test in the PARTdataManager. Table view and value selection is identical as in the PARTdesigner.
In the column FORM, click on the value range icon and choose the desired form.
Optionally there is the possibility to display graphics instead of text in the table column in PARTdataManager.
With pressed Ctrl key and mouse wheel you can zoom graphics.
Therefor, in PARTproject, under the tabbed page General, block Variables under Variables containing graphics, enter the variable name (here exemplarily FORM).
[58] The adequate
example can be found in the "Training" catalog under \v11_news\value_ranges\value_ranges_with_graphic\value_ranges_with_graphic.prj
.
[59] General on the procedure can be found under Section 6.8.1, “Create new variable ” and Section 6.8.3, “ Variable Manager - The individual parameters”.