Charge a 3D model - Revision history

Markus Friedrich at 12:50, 29 January 2021

2021-01-29T12:50:38Z

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	[[Image:stepreload_e2.jpg\|none]]Image: Load STEP model<br><br>		[[Image:stepreload_e2.jpg\|none]]Image: Load STEP model<br><br>

	Your Windows file browser opens and you can load the previously saved step model and add it to this component housing. Eventually you ~~ned~~ to change its orinetation a bit.		Your Windows file browser opens and you can load the previously saved step model and add it to this component housing. Eventually you need to flip it around a certain axis or to change its orinetation a bit using the x, y, z, sliders.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 12:47, 29 January 2021

2021-01-29T12:47:24Z

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	You will be asked if you want to create an extruded polygon of the floor plan. At this point say "No", because you want to attach a nice 3D STEP model which you earlier had downloaded from the web. To do this, press the following button:<br><br>		You will be asked if you want to create an extruded polygon of the floor plan. At this point say "No", because you want to attach a nice 3D STEP model which you earlier had downloaded from the web. To do this, press the following button:<br><br>

	[[Image:~~stepreload_d2~~.jpg\|none]]Image: Load STEP model<br><br>		[[Image:stepreload_e2.jpg\|none]]Image: Load STEP model<br><br>

	Your Windows file browser opens and you can load the previously saved step model and add it to this component housing. Eventually you ned to change its orinetation a bit.		Your Windows file browser opens and you can load the previously saved step model and add it to this component housing. Eventually you ned to change its orinetation a bit.

Markus Friedrich at 12:45, 29 January 2021

2021-01-29T12:45:20Z

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	If it is still missing, you can add a STEP 3D model which you previously have downloaded from the internet. This works only for a USER component. You must first create a copy of an original TARGET component. TARGET will ask you to do this, the process is automated. Generally, you create a copy of a component by right-clicking on the component name in the component browser. There, select the option: "Create copy of <name> as new component". You do not need to create a copy of the symbol, only of the package.<br><br>.		If it is still missing, you can add a STEP 3D model which you previously have downloaded from the internet. This works only for a USER component. You must first create a copy of an original TARGET component. TARGET will ask you to do this, the process is automated. Generally, you create a copy of a component by right-clicking on the component name in the component browser. There, select the option: "Create copy of <name> as new component". You do not need to create a copy of the symbol, only of the package.<br><br>
	In the component browser, right-click on the image area of the USER component in question, where you actually would expect the 3D image:<br><br>		In the component browser, right-click on the image area of the USER component in question, where you actually would expect the 3D image:<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 12:44, 29 January 2021

2021-01-29T12:44:02Z

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	If a component hasn't got a 3D model, first do a free update of the component database. Perhaps this component meanwhile is equipped with a 3D model.<br><br>		If a component hasn't got a 3D model, first do a free update of the component database. Perhaps this component meanwhile is equipped with a 3D model. Self created components remain untouched by a component update.<br><br>

	[[Image:datenbankonlineupdaten_e.jpg\|none]]Image: The component browser: Do a database update (free of charge).<br><br>		[[Image:datenbankonlineupdaten_e.jpg\|none]]Image: The component browser: Do a database update (free of charge).<br><br>

			If yes, however, the component will not be automatically exchanged in your layout. You must replace it manually.<br><br>

	~~If yes, however, the component will not be automatically exchanged in your layout. You must replace it manually. Self-created components are always unaffected by component updates.<br><br><br><br>~~
	~~If you should have used the part in your layout, there is no automatic exchange of this part in your layout. You need to exchange it by hand.<br><br>~~
	~~Self created components remain untouched by a component update.~~

			If it is still missing, you can add a STEP 3D model which you previously have downloaded from the internet. This works only for a USER component. You must first create a copy of an original TARGET component. TARGET will ask you to do this, the process is automated. Generally, you create a copy of a component by right-clicking on the component name in the component browser. There, select the option: "Create copy of <name> as new component". You do not need to create a copy of the symbol, only of the package.<br><br>.

	If it is still missing, you can add a STEP 3D model previously downloaded from the internet~~, but~~ only for a USER component. You must first create a copy of an original TARGET component. TARGET will ask you to do this, the process is automated. Generally, you create a copy of a component by right-clicking on the component name in the component browser. There, select the option: "Create copy of <name> as new component". You do not need to create a copy of the symbol, only of the package.<br><br>.
	In the component browser, right-click on the image area of the USER component in question, where you actually would expect the 3D image:<br><br>		In the component browser, right-click on the image area of the USER component in question, where you actually would expect the 3D image:<br><br>

	[[Image:reload ~~step_d1~~.jpg\|none]]Image: reload 3D model: Right click on the non-existing 3D model, select "Edit 3D...".<br><br>		[[Image:reload step_e1.jpg\|none]]Image: reload 3D model: Right click on the non-existing 3D model, select "Edit 3D...".<br><br>

	You will be asked if you want to create an extruded polygon of the floor plan. At this point say "No", because you want to attach a nice 3D STEP model which you earlier had downloaded from the web. To do this, press the following button:<br><br>		You will be asked if you want to create an extruded polygon of the floor plan. At this point say "No", because you want to attach a nice 3D STEP model which you earlier had downloaded from the web. To do this, press the following button:<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 12:18, 29 January 2021

2021-01-29T12:18:58Z

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	If a component hasn't got a 3D model, first ~~perform~~ a free ~~component~~ update of the component database. Perhaps this component meanwhile is equipped with a 3D model. If ~~this were the case~~, however, the component will not be automatically exchanged in your layout. You must ~~now~~ replace it manually. Self-created components are always unaffected by component updates.<br><br><br><br>		If a component hasn't got a 3D model, first do a free update of the component database. Perhaps this component meanwhile is equipped with a 3D model.<br><br>

			[[Image:datenbankonlineupdaten_e.jpg\|none]]Image: The component browser: Do a database update (free of charge).<br><br>


			If yes, however, the component will not be automatically exchanged in your layout. You must replace it manually. Self-created components are always unaffected by component updates.<br><br><br><br>
	If you should have used the part in your layout, there is no automatic exchange of this part in your layout. You need to exchange it by hand.<br><br>		If you should have used the part in your layout, there is no automatic exchange of this part in your layout. You need to exchange it by hand.<br><br>
	Self created components remain untouched by a component update.		Self created components remain untouched by a component update.

	~~[[Image:datenbankonlineupdaten_e.jpg]]Image: In the component browser: Do a database update (free of charge).<br><br>~~

	If it is still missing, you can add a STEP 3D model previously downloaded from the internet, but only for a USER component. You must first create a copy of an original TARGET component. TARGET will ask you to do this, the process is automated. Generally, you create a copy of a component by right-clicking on the component name in the component browser. There, select the option: "Create copy of <name> as new component". You do not need to create a copy of the symbol, only of the package.<br><br>.		If it is still missing, you can add a STEP 3D model previously downloaded from the internet, but only for a USER component. You must first create a copy of an original TARGET component. TARGET will ask you to do this, the process is automated. Generally, you create a copy of a component by right-clicking on the component name in the component browser. There, select the option: "Create copy of <name> as new component". You do not need to create a copy of the symbol, only of the package.<br><br>.

Markus Friedrich at 12:08, 29 January 2021

2021-01-29T12:08:50Z

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	~~A specific charging~~ of missing 3D ~~models does~~ not ~~exist~~ in ~~TARGET 3001!~~.		If a component hasn't got a 3D model, first perform a free component update of the component database. Perhaps this component meanwhile is equipped with a 3D model. If this were the case, however, the component will not be automatically exchanged in your layout. You must now replace it manually. Self-created components are always unaffected by component updates.<br><br><br><br>
			If you should have used the part in your layout, there is no automatic exchange of this part in your layout. You need to exchange it by hand.<br><br>
			Self created components remain untouched by a component update.

			[[Image:datenbankonlineupdaten_e.jpg]]Image: In the component browser: Do a database update (free of charge).<br><br>

			If it is still missing, you can add a STEP 3D model previously downloaded from the internet, but only for a USER component. You must first create a copy of an original TARGET component. TARGET will ask you to do this, the process is automated. Generally, you create a copy of a component by right-clicking on the component name in the component browser. There, select the option: "Create copy of <name> as new component". You do not need to create a copy of the symbol, only of the package.<br><br>.
			In the component browser, right-click on the image area of the USER component in question, where you actually would expect the 3D image:<br><br>

			[[Image:reload step_d1.jpg\|none]]Image: reload 3D model: Right click on the non-existing 3D model, select "Edit 3D...".<br><br>

			You will be asked if you want to create an extruded polygon of the floor plan. At this point say "No", because you want to attach a nice 3D STEP model which you earlier had downloaded from the web. To do this, press the following button:<br><br>

			[[Image:stepreload_d2.jpg\|none]]Image: Load STEP model<br><br>

			Your Windows file browser opens and you can load the previously saved step model and add it to this component housing. Eventually you ned to change its orinetation a bit.




	If you should miss a 3D model you can try to do a database update. Maybe the 3D model has been added meanwhile. If you should have used the part in your layout, there is no automatic exchange of this part in your layout. You need to exchange it by hand.<br><br>
	~~Self created components remain untouched by a component update.~~


	~~[[Image:datenbankonlineupdaten_e.jpg]]<br><br>~~



	[[fr: Charger un modèle 3D]][[de: 3D Modell nachladen]]		[[fr: Charger un modèle 3D]][[de: 3D Modell nachladen]]

Markus Friedrich at 12:28, 11 July 2013

2013-07-11T12:28:40Z

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	A specific charging of missing 3D models does not exist in TARGET 3001!.		A specific charging of missing 3D models does not exist in TARGET 3001!.

	If you should miss a 3D model you can try to do a ~~component~~ update. Maybe the 3D model has been added meanwhile. If you should have used it, there is no automatic exchange of this part in your layout. You need to exchange it by hand.<br><br>		If you should miss a 3D model you can try to do a database update. Maybe the 3D model has been added meanwhile. If you should have used the part in your layout, there is no automatic exchange of this part in your layout. You need to exchange it by hand.<br><br>
	Self created components remain untouched by a component update.		Self created components remain untouched by a component update.

Markus Friedrich at 12:20, 11 July 2013

2013-07-11T12:20:20Z

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	~~Ein spezifisches Nachladen fehlender~~ 3D ~~Modelle gibt es~~ in TARGET 3001! ~~nicht~~.		A specific charging of missing 3D models does not exist in TARGET 3001!.

	~~Sollte bei einem Bauteil kein~~ 3D ~~Modell vorhanden sein, so könnten Sie versuchen, ein Bauteilupdate in der Bauteildatenbank zu fahren, in der Hoffnung, dass dieses Bauteil mittlerweile mit einem~~ 3D~~-Modell ausgestattet ist~~. ~~Wäre dies der Fall~~, ~~so wird das Bauteil aber nicht automatisch~~ in ~~Ihrem Layout ausgetauscht, sollten Sie es verwendet haben~~. ~~Sie müssen es nun von Hand austauschen~~.<br><br>		If you should miss a 3D model you can try to do a component update. Maybe the 3D model has been added meanwhile. If you should have used it, there is no automatic exchange of this part in your layout. You need to exchange it by hand.<br><br>
	~~Selbsterstellte Bauteile bleiben von Bauteilupdates natürlich unberührt~~.		Self created components remain untouched by a component update.


	[[Image:~~datenbankonlineupdaten~~.jpg]]<br><br>		[[Image:datenbankonlineupdaten_e.jpg]]<br><br>



	~~[[en: Charge a 3D model]]~~[[fr: Charger un modèle 3D]][[de: 3D Modell nachladen]]		[[fr: Charger un modèle 3D]][[de: 3D Modell nachladen]]

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2013-07-11T12:12:38Z

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Ein spezifisches Nachladen fehlender 3D Modelle gibt es in TARGET 3001! nicht.

Sollte bei einem Bauteil kein 3D Modell vorhanden sein, so könnten Sie versuchen, ein Bauteilupdate in der Bauteildatenbank zu fahren, in der Hoffnung, dass dieses Bauteil mittlerweile mit einem 3D-Modell ausgestattet ist. Wäre dies der Fall, so wird das Bauteil aber nicht automatisch in Ihrem Layout ausgetauscht, sollten Sie es verwendet haben. Sie müssen es nun von Hand austauschen.<br><br>
Selbsterstellte Bauteile bleiben von Bauteilupdates natürlich unberührt.

[[Image:datenbankonlineupdaten.jpg]]<br><br>

[[en: Charge a 3D model]][[fr: Charger un modèle 3D]][[de: 3D Modell nachladen]]