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Q. After importing an assembly from CAD, why can I see part names in the Scene Tree but cannot see the models in the 3D Viewer?
A. When models are imported into a Cortona3D Project, they are initially hidden in the 3D viewer. To display the models, select the parts from the Scene Tree and click View > Hide/Show Selection > Show Solid.
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Q. Why is my action not played after it was added?
A. When an action has been added, the simulation must be refreshed by choosing the Refresh command from the Simulation menu. Once this has been done, the action will be displayed when playing the simulation.

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Q. Why does the previous animation for an action play after I have edited it?
A. When an action has been edited, the simulation must be refreshed by choosing the Refresh command from the Simulation menu. Once this has been done, the correct animation for the action will be displayed when playing the simulation.


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Q. How do I change the viewpoint of an action?
A. Use the mouse in the 3D viewer to move the camera to the desired viewpoint. In the Procedure editor window, click on the symbol to the left of the action. Click on {value} to the right of the viewpoint field of the Set Viewpoint command. Click the Use Current button in the Edit Viewpoint dialog box and then click OK.
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Q. How can I have more than one action executing at the same time?
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Create a new group by selecting Procedure > New Group. Enter a description of the group and set the new group to be a child of the SUBTASK.

 

 

The new group will appear in the procedure editor with Action Union appearing in front of the description. Any actions that are grouped under the action union will play simultaneously.


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Q. Can I include 3D procedures that I created and published with your tools into a presentation that I am giving?
A. Yes. It is easy to include this in your presentation. We have created a simple video tutorial to show you how. Check out the Cortona3D Product Tours and Tutorials page
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