- [Instructor] Earlier in the course we ran Check Active
Document on a part, we can also do the exact same thing
in an assembly.
Go over to Evaluate, click on "Check Active Document"
right up here, click on that one.
We can evaluate it to different standards just like
we could on a part, click on the ones you're interested
in as far as ansi or iso, go ahead and click on
"Check Document" and it's going to give us a whole
bunch of errors or things we're looking and finding,
and merging some standards together,
click on "Okay", that's alright, look at the Merge Standard,
or I like to look at the ansi standard for instance,
and you can see here all the different variations
and changes or problems it's going to see,
again these are more document check in things that people
might be looking for to have some different congruency
across all different parts in their design.
So, that's generally why people are using standards
and some of these things are just little picky things that
nobody really cares about, and some of these are fairly
important values that we want to keep as far at the amount
of tolerance we want to put on a part,
but the length of a certain line or the size of the arrow
might not be the end of the world, but if you want to make
everything look the same across all of your documents,
this is a great tool to use, and it also works for drawings,
make everything the same or fit to a certain standard.
So, definitely take a look at that.
If you want to have this automatically fix all of these
things for you, go ahead and click on "Auto Correct All"
of them, it's going to go through there
and double check everything.
The only thing it's not going to change, is the precision,
and if you click on the actual precision,
versus the preferred value, it's going to say,
hey, I'm looking for a two placed decimal, and you're
giving me a three, if you want to change that,
you can go ahead and just say, "Correct Selected"
and go through all those, if you don't, it's fine,
just leave it as is.
That's basically how you go and change those standards
very quickly using the Design Checker,
and Check Active Document will do that for you.