The values of parameters for both manual and automatic stitching can be handled independently in WorkXplore 2019 R1. In fact, new parameters have been added to the options available for the interfaces.
The bulk of enhancements in this latest version revolve around the client viewer. Indeed, it is now possible to export all scenes created in WorkXplore to the client viewer, through an option which has been added to the client viewer export window. When this option is ticked, all the user-selected entities and entities linked to scenes – both wire entities and GDTs – will be exported to the client viewer. If the option is not ticked, only the selected entities will be exported.
If the option is enabled for an export, it will automatically be enabled for the next export, too. Whenever scenes have been exported, a new tab will appear in the client viewer showing all the scenes exported from WorkXplore.
The active scene can be deactivated by clicking on a button in the 3D view. Furthermore, if a scene has been exported with a section plane, this will be available as well – independently from a potential dynamic section activated in the client viewer.
In addition to a gradient, WorkXplore 2019 R1 gives the option of setting a uniform background colour as soon as the client viewer is generated. In the same way, users can now save the current point of view, for exporting.
As it is possible to have an active dynamic section in Catia V5’s GD&T captures, a newly developed enhancement in WorkXplore 2019 R1 gives users the opportunity to retrieve this information during import, and add it to the available scenes.
Generic information dialog, which is used in several places, including object information and licence information, has been refurbished by adding it to the alternate line colours and the word wrap.
