About Standards
A standard is a set of default preferences, or design rules that define all of the editing and appearance options for 3D, 2D, and Schematic illustrations. They can be used to apply a shared set of units, pens, line styles, symbols, stamp, insets and recipes.
A full standard is made up of:
• Illustration level preferences (Selection method, units, localization settings etc)
• Color Palette
• Line Styles
• Pens
• 3D and 2D pages
• 3D Profiles
• 2D Figure settings
• Stamps/Callouts/Insets libraries
• Publishing settings
• Lighting settings
• Symbols/Decals/Textures libraries
• Schematics
• Profiles/formats/connection styles
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A schematics license is required to see the Schematics content.
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Standards are created and managed using the Creo Illustrate Administration Tool, see About the Administration Tool
Upon startup, accept the default standard, or choose a predefined standard from the startup ribbon. Standards are created and managed using the Creo Illustrate Administration Tool. For more information on managing standards, see To Manage Standards.
You can also override some of the appearance characteristics for figures and illustrations. For more information see About Overrides.