Creates thick lines on outer edges and thin lines on inner edges. (See Inner edges below.)

Thick lines are rendered in the Thick line pen settings.

Creates thin lines on inner edges based on the Thin line tolerance threshold angle and Create surface borders settings in Creo Illustrate Options.

The greater the Thin line tolerance threshold angle, the fewer thin lines are created on inner edges. If Thin line tolerance is 0 degrees, or if Create surface borders is selected, thin lines are created on all edges between surfaces.

Sets all thin lines on edges between surfaces visible and renders them in the current Thin line pen.

Adds missing lines to intersections between parts. Enabling this setting can substantially increase the processing time for an operation; in many cases you may not need to use it.

Converts line segments into Bezier paths.

Converts circular line segments into ellipses.

Select Crop to window

Clear Crop to window

To create a graphic with relative size attributes.

To create a graphic with absolute size attributes.

For illustrations with hotspots, exports an image map (*.imap) file showing the coordinate locations of hotspots in the figure. The map file is saved with the illustration file.

When you save a figure as an SVG file, select this check box to add hotspots to callouts. For more information, see About Saving a Figure as a 2D Illustration File.

Although adding the hotspots can simplify the JavaScript for creating an interactive application, they also increase the file size. Clear this check box to turn off the creation of hotspots for callouts.

Groups hotspots by item.

Creates individual hotspots. Select this option to highlight a particular occurrence of a hotspot, such as in a procedure manual.

Sets the threshold angle between three facets that share an edge. The greater the Thin line tolerance, the fewer thin lines are created.

Increasing the gap tolerance will result in fewer gaps in lines that should be a single unbroken line.

Decreasing the gap tolerance number will result in fewer ‘unwanted’ lines seen in curved surfaces.

Select Include shaded image

Includes a shaded image of the figure in the 2D illustration file.

Enter a resolution value for the shaded image from 50 to 600 pixels per inch. You can also set a default resolution in the Creo Illustrate Options dialog box, as described above.

Specifies which CGM intelligent graphics encoding model is used to create the 2D CGM illustration file. The models are described in the next rows.

ISO 8632 : 1999

International Standards Organization open standard defined in ISO/IEC 8632:1999, 2nd Edition.

WebCGM 2.0 and 2.1

CGM profiles developed by the CGM Open consortium and approved by the World Wide Web Consortium (WC3) for use on the Web.

ATA GREXCHANGE Versions 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, and 2.10

CGM profiles published by the Air Transport Association's Graphics Working Group.

Select Publish all languages

Publishes one file for each figure in all target languages.

Clear Publish all languages

Publishes one file in the source language only.