PRO E2001, how to set the size of the datum plane. Sometimes the parts are small when assembled, but

2001 version,Stretch a solid,There is an angle with other datums,How to make that datum.You should first click the Datum Plane tool button on the Datum Toolbar to pop up the Datum Plane dialog box to select the entity in the window model.

This can be set, select the plane you want to change, right-click - > define - > display - > adjust the outline - > size, change the height and width on it, remember to choose it as the standard answer Oh, I also encountered this problem today, just solved it.

This can be changed, not in the parameters, if you want to change the size of the datum plane (the default is more than 506 points), you have to change the template, and then save it to the system folder, my usual parameters are only a dozen centimeters, I will change the three sides of the template to 200, so that when sketching, there is a number in my heart.

The default seems to be unable to set the size can only be changed in a single part, the default in the system is to set the size of the datum according to the size of the part, but maybe you can change this parameter in the configuration file.

In proe, there is a layer tool that uses the layer properties to select the plane you want to hide, and then select the hide command.

You didn't draw it to actual size.

It should be your size mistake, when modeling, one chose the imperial size, and the other chose mmns, which is millimeters, so it will not be the same size when assembling, and the difference is doubled, can it be the same size?

<>1 brings up the settings options.

2. Adjust the appropriate display values in order.

Follow the ** order and select the appropriate value.

In Tools - Options - Infrastructure - Part Infrastructure - Display.

In the "shaft display size" tab, select a reasonable size.

Thanks, I also want to know, the display benchmark is too small, and sometimes it's really hard to choose!

If you create a new part in the assembly, and you choose to create a feature in the Create option, there will be no datum plane and no datum coordinate system.

To have a coordinate system and datum plane, you can select the default datum for positioning in the Create option.

Then select the alignment coordinate system and coordinate system, and then select any other component coordinate system.

1.Create a new layer in the assembly drawing. Add the datum plane you want to hide, hide the layer, and save the layer.

If you want to display the datum plane in the future, you can go to the layer to show the hidden layer, and then save it.

2. If you don't want to display the datum plane of a part, open the part in the assembly drawing, turn off the display datum plane, save it, and the datum plane in the assembly drawing is gone.

Select Copy from Existing Part during creation.

The copied part points to your template file.

There are many kinds of problems when you say this!

In the datum icon, click it.

After selection, select the reference face, which generally requires two to be fully constrained.

After the above two steps are done, the datum plane is successfully added.

When creating a new one, just tick the template (the bottom of the dialog box). LZ is new to proe, and he is still a child who has not read well.