To Save a 3D Figure to PDF
In Creo Illustrate, you can save or publish a 3D figure to PDF. When you save a 3D figure to PDF format, you have the option to define the page layout or use a formatted template. Define the page layout using the settings in the dialog box. Use the Advanced Settings dialog box to set the view and resolution of the figure, or to add animations or annotations to the PDF.
To apply a formatted template for the PDF, select a template from the list. For more information on using formatted templates, see Formatting PDF Templates in the Creo Illustrate Installation and Administration Guide.
To Save a 3D Figure to PDF
1. Click > > . The Save Figure as 3D dialog box opens.
2. In the Type box, select PDF.
3. In the File name box, type a name or accept the default.
4. Click Save. The Settings dialog box for the file format opens.
5. To apply a formatted template to the PDF layout, next to Template, click .... Select a formatted template from the list.
6. Define the page layout settings and then click OK. The settings are applied.
7. For advanced settings, click Advanced. The Advanced Settings dialog box opens.
8. Select any of the following options to be included in the PDF:
◦ Animation
◦ PMI
◦ Annotations
9. Select a view for the PDF file:
◦ Current View — to export the current view
◦ Zoom all — to export all content in the view
10. Click OK. The file is published to PDF.