Create deployment parts from solid/surface

This section explains how to convert parts imported from intermediate files (without edit history) or parts created using the [Shape] catalog in IRONCAD into flattened parts.

Flattened parts can be projected into CAXA Draft for drawing creation.

Use [Solid/Surface Flat Pattern from Faces] in the [Sheet Metal] tab.

Conditions for Flattening

To flatten sheet metal parts created from intermediate files or block parts, all bend areas must have fillets (R).

If fillets (R) are not applied, flattening will not be possible.

Please refer to the video below.

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