Presentation and Exploded Views Flashcards

When inserting a model into a new presentation file, which assembly representations can you choose in the Insert dialog options?

Answer: Design View and Positional representation

The insert options let you select a Design View and Positional representation (and Model State/LOD depending on version).

You need an exploded view on an IDW/DWG drawing. What is the correct source for the base view?

Answer: A snapshot view from the presentation (.ipn) file

Exploded drawing views are created from presentation snapshot views.

Which command in the Snapshot Views panel can directly generate a drawing view from a selected snapshot?

Answer: Create Drawing View

Create Drawing View starts a drawing with a base view based on the selected snapshot.

What does the Capture Camera action do in a storyboard?

Answer: Records the current view orientation and zoom as a camera action on the timeline

Capture Camera adds a camera action so the animation transitions to that viewpoint.

Which file formats are available when using Publish to Raster from a presentation?

Answer: BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF

Publish to Raster exports still images in common raster formats such as BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF.

A designer changes a component's assembly constraints after tweaks were created in the presentation. How do existing tweaks behave?

Answer: Tweaks remain offsets applied relative to the component's updated assembled position

Tweaks are relative transformations, so they apply from the new assembled position.

Which action type lets a component gradually fade in or out during a storyboard animation?

Answer: Opacity

Opacity actions change transparency over time on the timeline.