User Commands for Model-Based Definition
User commands are used to perform a fix on a drawing or a part. When executed, they clean up data or perform an operation in bulk. You can execute a user command by adding it to the Detail Options.
To Execute a User Command
1. Click > > .
2. Click change against Detail Options. The Options dialog box opens.
3. In the Option box, type user_command.
4. In the Value box, type the command you want to execute.
5. Click Add/Change.
6. Click OK. The Options dialog box closes.
7. Click Close.
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Description
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Designate all the annotations that are shown in a model, including the annotations created in Creo 3.0 or earlier.
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annotation_designation <value>
When you open a model with annotations, there may be some annotations that were created in Creo 3.0 or earlier.
Use the annotation_designation <value> user command to designate the legacy and the standardized annotations. You can use the following values with this command:
• none (annotation_designation none)
• designate (annotation_designation designate)
• control_characteristics (annotation_designation control_characteristics)
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