- [Instructor] Now here I wanna talk about
some customer defaults and modeling preferences.
So first thing I'm gonna do is go into Menu
and go into Preference.
Here are all of the preferences
that I have available to me within the modeling application.
So as we go through this course,
there are gonna be things that I talk about
a little bit of preference this,
a little bit of preference that,
and I wanna make sure you understand
where you go for these things.
So we'll go into Modeling, for example.
This is an overarching modeling preference,
and for this file,
so this is gonna travel with whatever file you have open
if you make a change,
and then you also have other certain modeling preferences
that are gonna be global,
which I'll talk about here shortly.
So you have general.
So this is a distance tolerance.
So tolerance determined for the part.
You have optimization tolerances for derivative curves,
those kinds of things.
If I go to, for example, Edit,
what does my edit environment look like?
Am I gonna edit with a rollback?
Am I gonna edit inside of a specific environment?
So these are some things that you wanna make sure
that you have set correctly per your corporate standard.
So what I have set here may be very different
than what you have set at where you're currently located,
but for this course,
you wanna make sure that you have edit with rollback,
edit with rollback, task environment,
those kinds of things set up.
And again, I talk about this a little bit later.
So these are your modeling preferences.
If I go under Menu once again,
go into Preferences,
I have sketch preferences,
there's assembly preferences,
some drafting preferences,
also user interface preferences.
Visualization preferences.
I'll give you an idea of what's in here.
This allows you to control how you view your models
when you do a fit,
what you're looking at,
how you're looking at things,
line thicknesses, fonts,
that type of stuff.
Now above those are what's called customer defaults
under File, Utilities, Customer Defaults.
Within the customer defaults,
this is something that an admin really is gonna dig in
and start making modifications to.
You can change some of these.
Chances are you have an admin that's gone
and locked some of these down
so you won't be able to manipulate some of them.
But for example,
under the modeling application,
you saw something very similar to this already, right?
You saw some distance tolerances.
Again, this is a corporate-wide,
corporate-level customer default.
Here this is my user default.
You may have system defaults.
You may have admin defaults.
What units am I working within the context of.
Right here are my edits
that I just showed you under Preferences.
Again, this is a corporate-level,
corporate-wide default settings.
So feature parameters,
you see freeform parameters, solid modeling,
so on and so forth,
various parameters you have here
that you may have to go manipulate.
So if I look under Sketch,
these are again my sketch preferences, my tolerances,
what am I working within,
my selection intent rules,
analysis, assemblies, drafting.
So these are your customer corporate-level defaults.
Again, you may have access to some of these
and you may not.
And just as a final note,
some of your customer corporate-level defaults
can be overridden with...
Let me cancel out.
Some of the preferences that you have set here, as well.
So if you end up with something
and you change at the corporate level
and it doesn't change,
that's because there is an overriding preference
that was set under the Menu tool.
Just to let you know,
there's a few different places
that you need to go and set things up in,
and just because you set it up in one place
doesn't necessarily mean that it's going to change
because of a local preference
that you may have set, as well.