EOS Solutions
3D Reviewer: 3D PDF Converter Training Manual
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Table of Contents Getting Started
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Conventions used Introduction 3D Reviewer Toolbars
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Workshop 1: Manage the 3D Model
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Import the 3D Data Navigate the 3D Model Switch Display Modes Select Parts by Type Change the Background Color Adjust Lighting Activate / Deactivate Grid Hide / Show Parts Isolate Parts Make Parts Transparent (Phantom Parts) Focus on Parts Calculate Physical Properties Save Project Workshop 1 Recap
15 18 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 33 34
Workshop 2: Modify Parts of the 3D Model
35
Delete and Restore Parts Rename Components Edit Material Properties Drag and Drop Parts
36 38 39 40
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Table of Contents Move Individual Parts Move Multiple Parts Measure Components Change Main Direction Create Coordinate Systems Reposition the CS Change Main CS Workshop 2 Recap
44 47 49 52 54 56 59 60
Workshop 3: Add 3D Markups
61
Create 3D Markups Edit 3D Markups Edit 3D Markup Font Move 3D Markups Create Fixed 3D Markups Create Snapshots Workshop 3 Recap
62 63 64 65 66 68 70
Workshop 4: Create Configurations
71
Lock Configurations Create Configurations Hide Leader Notes Activate Configurations Delete Configurations Enable Clipping Views Positions Clipping Views
72 73 74 75 76 77 80
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Table of Contents Create Section Configuration Create a Cross Section View Create a BOM Configuration Create a BOM List Workshop 4 Recap
81 84 88 91 94
Workshop 5: Create Animations
95
Create the Configuration Animation Move Activities Create Exploded Animation Play Animation Toolbar Delete the Animation Create Activities Using Coordinates Create Activities Using an Axis Create Activities Using Helix Create Activities Using Box Create Entities Create Activities Rotating on Axis Set Camera Views Run the Animation Combine Actions Rearrange the Actions List Create the Animation Workshop 5 Recap
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Table of Contents Workshop 6: Create Fly Thru Animations
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Create a Bounding Box Create Move Activities Set Camera Views Add Fly Thru Animation Workshop 6 Recap
128 130 131 134 135
Workshop 7: Save / Export to PDF Templates Look at Supported Formats Look at Export Options Export to a PDF Template Preview a PDF Template Workshop 7 Recap
136 137 138 141 143 145
Workshop 8: Merge CAD Files
146
Import the DiscBrakeAssembly.SLDASM Import the TorqueWrench.CATPart Position the TorqueWrench Workshop 8 Recap
147 148 149 154
Workshop Summary
155
Contact Information
156
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Getting Started Course Objectives: To learn how to create complex 3D PDF documents using 3D Reviewer, such as animation, configurations, BOM’s, Section Views. Prerequisites: Before proceeding with 3D Reviewer, students attending this course should have a working knowledge of your computer and operating system. A basic understanding of 3D modeling is recommended. You will need the Adobe Acrobat X Pro 3D PDF Converter license.
Duration: 12 Hours
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Conventions Used 1b
The following conventions are used in this Workshop: »
The step of the Workshop is located at the top of each page.
»
The Instructions Panel is located on the left of the page.
»
The large image illustrates the main screen area.
»
The popup images represents a snapshot involving a step.
»
Balloons identify the area of a snapshot in which the User is to make a selection.
»
Alphabetical list conveys the steps in sequential order.
»
Bold blue text within a sentence indicates the name of tools, icons, buttons, or window options.
»
Bold black text within a sentence indicates options selected from a menu.
»
Text enclosed in < > brackets indicate the name of the keyboard key to press. Ex: <Esc>
»
Text enclosed in [ ] brackets is the suggested text to be entered into a text field. Ex: [Brake]
»
Roman numerals are used in non-sequential lists, such as a list of options.
»
Buttons highlighted by a blue box should be selected as part of the corresponding step. Red font resembles key comments.
»
Create cross sectional views from the 3D Toolbar. Steps: a) Select the arrow next to the Toggle Cross Section button and select Cross Section Properties. b) In the Cross Section Properties dialog box check the Enable Cross Section feature. Hit the <Esc> to exit.
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Introduction 3D Reviewer is a separate application included with the Adobe 3D PDF Converter. 3D Reviewer is used for advanced preparation of 3D CAD data before saving to 3D PDF. It has the capability to bring in any native CAD geometry, convert and merge CAD files, manage and edit 3D CAD models, move and delete parts and components, measure parts, add 3D markups, create snapshots, and much more. This document will introduce many of these basic features to train the User how to manage and edit the 3D CAD geometry for advanced preparation before saving to a 3D PDF document. This training material is designed for you to learn at your own pace the fundamental concepts and features you’ll need for 3D Reviewer. The lessons in this book offers step-by-step instructions in the use of software following a process-driven orientation. Although each lesson provides instructions in a sequential order, there is room for exploring and experimenting on your own. You can follow the book from start to finish or do only the steps that match your interest and needs.
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Using the Mouse
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Workshop 1: Manage the 3D Model In this workshop you will learn how to interact with 3D geometry using the 3D Reviewer application. This workshop uses the DiscBrakeAssembly.sldasm CAD data. In this workshop you will: » » » » » » » » » » » » »
Duration: 1 Hour
Import the 3D Data Navigate the 3D Model Switch Display Modes Select Parts by Type Change the Background Color Adjust Lighting Activate/Deactivate the Grid Hide/Show Parts Isolate Parts Make Parts Transparent (Phantom Parts) Focus on Parts Calculate Physical Properties Save Project
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Workshop 2: Modify Parts of the 3D Model In this workshop you will learn how to edit parts and measure components. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS2.prw data to follow along with this Workshop.
Duration: 1 Hour
In this workshop you will: » » » » » » » » » » »
Delete and Restore Parts Rename Components Edit Material Properties Drag and Drop Parts Move Individual Parts Move Multiple Parts Measure Components Change Main Direction Create Coordinate System Reposition the CS Change Main Coordinate System
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Step 4: Drag and Drop Parts 4b
4a
Drag and drop parts of the model. Steps:
4d
a) Select the rotor from the 3D model. b) Select the Drag & Drop button. Notice how the axes and bounding box appear around the part. c) Without moving your cursor, LMB click once on the yellow point found in the center of the selected object.
4c
d) Move your cursor and notice how the rotor follows. Position the rotor and LMB click once to let go.
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Step 4: Drag and Drop Parts 4e
Drag and drop parts of the model. Steps: e) LMB click once on the arrow of an axis. Here we clicked on the arrow of the blue Z-axis.
4f
f) Drag the pointer over to an area below the initial point. Here we brought it down -150mm. LMB click once to let go.
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Step 4: Drag and Drop Parts 4g
4h Drag and drop parts of the model. Steps: g) Left click once on the directional band of an axis. Here we clicked on the band around the red X-axis. h) Drag the pointer up. Here we drag it up to 45° and LMB click once to let go.
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Step 4: Drag and Drop Parts 4i 4k
4j Drag and drop parts of the model. Steps: i) LMB click on the rotor to highlight it. j) Restore the part. From the Top Menu Bar, select Tools > Restore Initial Position.
4l
k) The Restore Initial Position message box appears. Select OK. l) The part is now restored to its initial state.
4m
m) LMB click in an empty space in the 3D environment to deselect the part.
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Step 5: Move Individual Parts 5b
5a Move individual parts of the 3D model using the Move controls.
5c
Steps: a) Select a part on the 3D model. Here we chose the dustcover. b) Select the Move button. The Move window appears.
5d
c) In the Move window, select the Move Along Axis button. d) From the Method: pull down menu select Main CS. This will move the part along the Main Coordinate System.
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Step 5: Move Individual Parts
5e
5g Move individual parts of the 3D model using the Move controls.
5f
Steps: e) Slide the Displacement scroller to the left. Here we drag the dustcover to [-200mm].
5g
f) Notice how the part is previewed. g) Select Apply. The part has now moved down -200mm.
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Step 5: Move Individual Parts
5h Move individual parts of the 3D model using the Move controls. Steps: h) With the part still highlighted navigate to the Top Menu Bar and select Tools > Restore Initial Position.
5i
i) The Restore Initial Position message box appears. Select OK.
5j
j) LMB click on an empty space in the 3D environment to deselect the dustcover.
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Workshop 3: Add 3D Markups In this workshop you will learn how to add and edit 3D markups and create snapshots of your 3D model. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS3.prw data to follow along with this Workshop.
Duration: 1 Hour In this workshop you will: » » » » » »
Create 3D Markups Edit 3D Markups Edit 3D Markup Font Move 3D Markups Create Fixed 3D Markups Create Snapshots
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Workshop 4: Create Configurations In this workshop you will learn how to create different configurations and views of the 3D model. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS4.prw data to follow along with this Workshop. In this workshop you will: » » » » » » » » » » »
Duration: 2 Hours
Lock Configurations Create Configurations Hide Leader Notes Activate Configurations Delete Configurations Enable Clipping Views Position Clipping View Create Section Configuration Create a Cross Section View Create a BOM Configuration Create a BOM List
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Workshop 5: Create Animations In this workshop you will learn how to create an animation of the 3D model. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS5.prw data to follow along with this Workshop. In this workshop you will: » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » »
Duration: 3 Hours
Create the Configuration Examine Animation Move Activities Create Exploded Animation Introduce Play Animation Toolbar Delete the Animation Create Activities Using Coordinates Create Activities Using an Axis Create Activities Using Helix Create Activities Using Box Create Entities Create Activities Rotating on Axis Set Camera Views Run the Animation Combine Actions Rearrange the Actions List Create the Animation
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Workshop 6: Create Fly Thru Animations In this workshop you will learn how to create a fly thru animation of the 3D model. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS6.prw data to follow along with this Workshop. In this workshop you will: » » » »
Duration: 1 Hour
Create a Bounding Box Create Move Activities Set Camera Views Add Fly Thru Animation
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Workshop 7: Save / Export to PDF Templates In this workshop you will learn how to export your 3D model into a PDF Document. Continue working with the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS7.prw data to follow along with this Workshop. In this workshop you will: » » » »
Duration: 30 Minutes
Look at Supported Formats Look at Export Options Export to a PDF Template Preview a PDF Template
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Workshop 8: Merge CAD Files In this workshop you will learn how to combine multiple CAD data involving different native geometry sets.
Duration: 15 Minutes In this workshop you will: » » »
Import the DiscBrakeAssembly.SLDASM Import the TorqueWrench.CATPart Position the TorqueWrench
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Workshop Summary After completing the 3D Reviewer Fundamentals course, you have learned the basic concepts and features you will need to prepare 3D CAD data before saving to a 3D PDF. 3D Reviewer enables you to create fixed 3D comments and annotations directly in the PDF document. You can also create multiple configurations and animations, such as BOM’s, callouts, layouts, exploded views, and work instruction animations. Once exported to a PDF document anyone with the FREE Adobe Reader will be able to view and interact with your 3D model. For more information or to purchase the 3D PDF Converter Software, please go to http://store.3eos.com/. Other 3D PDF Converter Training Materials available from EOS Includes:
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Contact Information: EOS 400 Water Street, Suite 200 Rochester, MI 48307 [email protected] http://store.3eos.com (800) 430 1505
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
SCAN
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp. MODEL
SIMULATE
VALIDATE
3
Table of Contents Getting Started
7
Conventions used Introduction 3D Reviewer Toolbars
8 9 11
Workshop 1: Manage the 3D Model
14
Import the 3D Data Navigate the 3D Model Switch Display Modes Select Parts by Type Change the Background Color Adjust Lighting Activate / Deactivate Grid Hide / Show Parts Isolate Parts Make Parts Transparent (Phantom Parts) Focus on Parts Calculate Physical Properties Save Project Workshop 1 Recap
15 18 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 33 34
Workshop 2: Modify Parts of the 3D Model
35
Delete and Restore Parts Rename Components Edit Material Properties Drag and Drop Parts
36 38 39 40
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
4
Table of Contents Move Individual Parts Move Multiple Parts Measure Components Change Main Direction Create Coordinate Systems Reposition the CS Change Main CS Workshop 2 Recap
44 47 49 52 54 56 59 60
Workshop 3: Add 3D Markups
61
Create 3D Markups Edit 3D Markups Edit 3D Markup Font Move 3D Markups Create Fixed 3D Markups Create Snapshots Workshop 3 Recap
62 63 64 65 66 68 70
Workshop 4: Create Configurations
71
Lock Configurations Create Configurations Hide Leader Notes Activate Configurations Delete Configurations Enable Clipping Views Positions Clipping Views
72 73 74 75 76 77 80
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
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Table of Contents Create Section Configuration Create a Cross Section View Create a BOM Configuration Create a BOM List Workshop 4 Recap
81 84 88 91 94
Workshop 5: Create Animations
95
Create the Configuration Animation Move Activities Create Exploded Animation Play Animation Toolbar Delete the Animation Create Activities Using Coordinates Create Activities Using an Axis Create Activities Using Helix Create Activities Using Box Create Entities Create Activities Rotating on Axis Set Camera Views Run the Animation Combine Actions Rearrange the Actions List Create the Animation Workshop 5 Recap
96 97 99 100 101 102 104 106 109 111 115 118 122 123 124 125 126
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Table of Contents Workshop 6: Create Fly Thru Animations
127
Create a Bounding Box Create Move Activities Set Camera Views Add Fly Thru Animation Workshop 6 Recap
128 130 131 134 135
Workshop 7: Save / Export to PDF Templates Look at Supported Formats Look at Export Options Export to a PDF Template Preview a PDF Template Workshop 7 Recap
136 137 138 141 143 145
Workshop 8: Merge CAD Files
146
Import the DiscBrakeAssembly.SLDASM Import the TorqueWrench.CATPart Position the TorqueWrench Workshop 8 Recap
147 148 149 154
Workshop Summary
155
Contact Information
156
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
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Getting Started Course Objectives: To learn how to create complex 3D PDF documents using 3D Reviewer, such as animation, configurations, BOM’s, Section Views. Prerequisites: Before proceeding with 3D Reviewer, students attending this course should have a working knowledge of your computer and operating system. A basic understanding of 3D modeling is recommended. You will need the Adobe Acrobat X Pro 3D PDF Converter license.
Duration: 12 Hours
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
8
Conventions Used 1b
The following conventions are used in this Workshop: »
The step of the Workshop is located at the top of each page.
»
The Instructions Panel is located on the left of the page.
»
The large image illustrates the main screen area.
»
The popup images represents a snapshot involving a step.
»
Balloons identify the area of a snapshot in which the User is to make a selection.
»
Alphabetical list conveys the steps in sequential order.
»
Bold blue text within a sentence indicates the name of tools, icons, buttons, or window options.
»
Bold black text within a sentence indicates options selected from a menu.
»
Text enclosed in < > brackets indicate the name of the keyboard key to press. Ex: <Esc>
»
Text enclosed in [ ] brackets is the suggested text to be entered into a text field. Ex: [Brake]
»
Roman numerals are used in non-sequential lists, such as a list of options.
»
Buttons highlighted by a blue box should be selected as part of the corresponding step. Red font resembles key comments.
»
Create cross sectional views from the 3D Toolbar. Steps: a) Select the arrow next to the Toggle Cross Section button and select Cross Section Properties. b) In the Cross Section Properties dialog box check the Enable Cross Section feature. Hit the <Esc> to exit.
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
1a
9
Introduction 3D Reviewer is a separate application included with the Adobe 3D PDF Converter. 3D Reviewer is used for advanced preparation of 3D CAD data before saving to 3D PDF. It has the capability to bring in any native CAD geometry, convert and merge CAD files, manage and edit 3D CAD models, move and delete parts and components, measure parts, add 3D markups, create snapshots, and much more. This document will introduce many of these basic features to train the User how to manage and edit the 3D CAD geometry for advanced preparation before saving to a 3D PDF document. This training material is designed for you to learn at your own pace the fundamental concepts and features you’ll need for 3D Reviewer. The lessons in this book offers step-by-step instructions in the use of software following a process-driven orientation. Although each lesson provides instructions in a sequential order, there is room for exploring and experimenting on your own. You can follow the book from start to finish or do only the steps that match your interest and needs.
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
10
Using the Mouse
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
14
Workshop 1: Manage the 3D Model In this workshop you will learn how to interact with 3D geometry using the 3D Reviewer application. This workshop uses the DiscBrakeAssembly.sldasm CAD data. In this workshop you will: » » » » » » » » » » » » »
Duration: 1 Hour
Import the 3D Data Navigate the 3D Model Switch Display Modes Select Parts by Type Change the Background Color Adjust Lighting Activate/Deactivate the Grid Hide/Show Parts Isolate Parts Make Parts Transparent (Phantom Parts) Focus on Parts Calculate Physical Properties Save Project
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
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Workshop 2: Modify Parts of the 3D Model In this workshop you will learn how to edit parts and measure components. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS2.prw data to follow along with this Workshop.
Duration: 1 Hour
In this workshop you will: » » » » » » » » » » »
Delete and Restore Parts Rename Components Edit Material Properties Drag and Drop Parts Move Individual Parts Move Multiple Parts Measure Components Change Main Direction Create Coordinate System Reposition the CS Change Main Coordinate System
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
40
Step 4: Drag and Drop Parts 4b
4a
Drag and drop parts of the model. Steps:
4d
a) Select the rotor from the 3D model. b) Select the Drag & Drop button. Notice how the axes and bounding box appear around the part. c) Without moving your cursor, LMB click once on the yellow point found in the center of the selected object.
4c
d) Move your cursor and notice how the rotor follows. Position the rotor and LMB click once to let go.
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41
Step 4: Drag and Drop Parts 4e
Drag and drop parts of the model. Steps: e) LMB click once on the arrow of an axis. Here we clicked on the arrow of the blue Z-axis.
4f
f) Drag the pointer over to an area below the initial point. Here we brought it down -150mm. LMB click once to let go.
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Step 4: Drag and Drop Parts 4g
4h Drag and drop parts of the model. Steps: g) Left click once on the directional band of an axis. Here we clicked on the band around the red X-axis. h) Drag the pointer up. Here we drag it up to 45° and LMB click once to let go.
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
43
Step 4: Drag and Drop Parts 4i 4k
4j Drag and drop parts of the model. Steps: i) LMB click on the rotor to highlight it. j) Restore the part. From the Top Menu Bar, select Tools > Restore Initial Position.
4l
k) The Restore Initial Position message box appears. Select OK. l) The part is now restored to its initial state.
4m
m) LMB click in an empty space in the 3D environment to deselect the part.
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44
Step 5: Move Individual Parts 5b
5a Move individual parts of the 3D model using the Move controls.
5c
Steps: a) Select a part on the 3D model. Here we chose the dustcover. b) Select the Move button. The Move window appears.
5d
c) In the Move window, select the Move Along Axis button. d) From the Method: pull down menu select Main CS. This will move the part along the Main Coordinate System.
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
45
Step 5: Move Individual Parts
5e
5g Move individual parts of the 3D model using the Move controls.
5f
Steps: e) Slide the Displacement scroller to the left. Here we drag the dustcover to [-200mm].
5g
f) Notice how the part is previewed. g) Select Apply. The part has now moved down -200mm.
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
46
Step 5: Move Individual Parts
5h Move individual parts of the 3D model using the Move controls. Steps: h) With the part still highlighted navigate to the Top Menu Bar and select Tools > Restore Initial Position.
5i
i) The Restore Initial Position message box appears. Select OK.
5j
j) LMB click on an empty space in the 3D environment to deselect the dustcover.
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
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Workshop 3: Add 3D Markups In this workshop you will learn how to add and edit 3D markups and create snapshots of your 3D model. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS3.prw data to follow along with this Workshop.
Duration: 1 Hour In this workshop you will: » » » » » »
Create 3D Markups Edit 3D Markups Edit 3D Markup Font Move 3D Markups Create Fixed 3D Markups Create Snapshots
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
71
Workshop 4: Create Configurations In this workshop you will learn how to create different configurations and views of the 3D model. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS4.prw data to follow along with this Workshop. In this workshop you will: » » » » » » » » » » »
Duration: 2 Hours
Lock Configurations Create Configurations Hide Leader Notes Activate Configurations Delete Configurations Enable Clipping Views Position Clipping View Create Section Configuration Create a Cross Section View Create a BOM Configuration Create a BOM List
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
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Workshop 5: Create Animations In this workshop you will learn how to create an animation of the 3D model. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS5.prw data to follow along with this Workshop. In this workshop you will: » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » »
Duration: 3 Hours
Create the Configuration Examine Animation Move Activities Create Exploded Animation Introduce Play Animation Toolbar Delete the Animation Create Activities Using Coordinates Create Activities Using an Axis Create Activities Using Helix Create Activities Using Box Create Entities Create Activities Rotating on Axis Set Camera Views Run the Animation Combine Actions Rearrange the Actions List Create the Animation
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Workshop 6: Create Fly Thru Animations In this workshop you will learn how to create a fly thru animation of the 3D model. Open the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS6.prw data to follow along with this Workshop. In this workshop you will: » » » »
Duration: 1 Hour
Create a Bounding Box Create Move Activities Set Camera Views Add Fly Thru Animation
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Workshop 7: Save / Export to PDF Templates In this workshop you will learn how to export your 3D model into a PDF Document. Continue working with the DiscBrakeAssembly-WS7.prw data to follow along with this Workshop. In this workshop you will: » » » »
Duration: 30 Minutes
Look at Supported Formats Look at Export Options Export to a PDF Template Preview a PDF Template
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146
Workshop 8: Merge CAD Files In this workshop you will learn how to combine multiple CAD data involving different native geometry sets.
Duration: 15 Minutes In this workshop you will: » » »
Import the DiscBrakeAssembly.SLDASM Import the TorqueWrench.CATPart Position the TorqueWrench
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
155
Workshop Summary After completing the 3D Reviewer Fundamentals course, you have learned the basic concepts and features you will need to prepare 3D CAD data before saving to a 3D PDF. 3D Reviewer enables you to create fixed 3D comments and annotations directly in the PDF document. You can also create multiple configurations and animations, such as BOM’s, callouts, layouts, exploded views, and work instruction animations. Once exported to a PDF document anyone with the FREE Adobe Reader will be able to view and interact with your 3D model. For more information or to purchase the 3D PDF Converter Software, please go to http://store.3eos.com/. Other 3D PDF Converter Training Materials available from EOS Includes:
©2011 EOS Solutions Corp.
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Contact Information: EOS 400 Water Street, Suite 200 Rochester, MI 48307 [email protected] http://store.3eos.com (800) 430 1505
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