About the Manage AutoUDFs Dialog Box

Use the

Manage AutoUDFs dialog box to:

• Create and update Automatic UDF definitions.

• Review the status of the Automatic UDFs you defined and created.

• Suppress and resume Automatic UDFs.

• Show the status information of Automatic UDFs in the model.

• Delete Automatic UDFs in the model.

The Manage AutoUDFs dialog box contains:

• The following tables:

◦ AutoUDF definitions–All Automatic UDF definitions on the coordinate systems in the model, and the status of the UDFs created by each definition.

◦ AutoUDFs without definition–All Automatic UDFs created without a corresponding Automatic UDF definition.

• The following symbols and sections:

Area/s	Item	Command
Top-left toolbar		In the model, zoom to the item you select in the table.
Top-left toolbar		Automatically create or update UDFs for coordinate systems using the Automatic UDF definition.
Top-left toolbar		Suppress all created Automatic UDFs.
Top-left toolbar		Resume all created Automatic UDFs.
Top-left toolbar		Show status information for Automatic UDFs.
Top-left toolbar		Delete Automatic UDFs that are no longer required.
Top-left toolbar		Delete all automatic UDFs.
AutoUDF definitions and AutoUDFs without definition		Expand all branches of the status table.
AutoUDF definitions and AutoUDFs without definition		Collapse all branches of the status table.
AutoUDF definitions		Show only the failed items in the status table.
AutoUDF definitions	UDF name	Names of defined or created UDFs.
AutoUDF definitions	Attach part	Names of parts that attach a coordinate system using an Automatic UDF definition.
AutoUDF definitions	Dimensions	Defined and actual dimensions for the Automatic UDFs.
AutoUDFs without definition	UDFs without definition	All Automatic UDFs without a corresponding Automatic UDF definition. For example, because you deleted a part or coordinate system that contained the definition.
AutoUDFs without definition	UDFs created by other instances	All Automatic UDFs without a corresponding Automatic UDF definition at the current placement of the part, but defined at another placement.