The import is NOT repeated during a History Replay. Sub-parts will inherit the tolerance and units of their parent part instead of using the configuration defaults.

Sub-parts are merged with their parent parts automatically. It is automatically deleted when the parent part is deleted, and may be flagged with Auto Regen on or off. A sub-part is a component that does not show up in the Assembly Manager or in the root object list of the active file. The imported geometry is converted to a sub-part.

In most cases, refining the curves will make them smoother.Ĭheck this box to import the empty layer in the imported file. If the Convert Polylines Into Curves option (see above) is selected, you can use this option to refine the resulting curves. Since polylines can sometimes be irregular, use the Refine Polyline Curves option (see below). The file will be imported as sub-part automatically.Ĭheck this box to convert all encountered polylines into curves. But if ZW3D doesn't open any file currently, this option is ineffective and the imported file will be activated. The imported file will be automatically activated for editing (i.e., it will become the active file). If importing into a new object (created during the import), the default system tolerance (0.1mm) is used. If importing directly into an existing object or one that is currently active, the default tolerance displayed in the Part Settings Form is used. This option requires that the imported edges fall within tolerance of each other.

Closed surface volumes will be sewed (joined) at their mating edges to form a solid once they have been imported into ZW3D.

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