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Introduction to Model Based Definition with Creo Parametric 7.0
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Determining Features to Annotate

You can determine which groups of features will be annotated.

  • Select and group features.

  • Groupings placed in Mbd7.

  • Groupings drive site map.

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Figure 1 - Model Envelope/Profile

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Figure 2 - Mounting Holes

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Figure 3 - Cutouts with Bolt Patterns

Determining Features to Annotate

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Figure 1 - Model Envelope/Profile

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Figure 2 - Mounting Holes

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Figure 3 - Cutouts with Bolt Patterns Before detailing a model using MBD, you should determine which features will be annotated. Select and group features based on type/function, size, or relative location on the model. The grouping of features is ultimately placed in the Mbd7 series of combined states, and also drives the site map.

Examples of grouping of features could include the following:

  • Primary model envelope

  • Model profile

  • Mounting hole arrangement

  • Cutouts with accompanying bolt patterns