When customizing layout views, administrators define the 2D Layout for 3D Design view box, which gathers all the data needed to fully define the layout of a view set in the 2D window, as well as the position of each view in the 3D space. This data is made up of:
A single, default, view box is defined for each standard (for example, there is a single view box for the ISO_3D standard). The standard definition is retrieved when creating the first view of a view set: the view box definition is associated to each view set. Therefore, an update of the standard does not impact existing views. Administrators will probably want to customize layout views for the ASME_3D, ISO_3D and JIS_3D standards, which have been specifically customized for the 2D Layout for 3D Design workbench (the colors, for example, have been customized for optimized display). On the other hand, it does not make much sense to customize layout views for the ISO, JIS, ANSI and ASME standards, which are purely 2D-based, Drafting standards. The view box is defined in the Layout Views Customization node of the Standard Definition editor, available via Tools > Standards. | |||||||||