Reflect 3D Custom Property Information in the Parts List

This section explains how to reflect 3D custom property information in the parts list in CAXA Draft.

[1] In the CAXA Draft Options, select [System] from the list on the left side.

Click [Set Matching Rule] on the right side.

[2] In the Matching Rules screen, double-click on an empty area.

[3] Enter the [Attribute] and [Match Name], then click [OK].

[4] Click [Save].

[5] Click [BOM] in the [Style Manager] under the [Annotation] tab.

Select the style you want to use and add a column for the name (Attribute name) entered as a custom property.

[6] If the parts list has already been created, click [Update 3D BOM].

[7] On the right side, where the target [Attribute] is shown, select the [Match Name] you entered in the [Set Match Rule] from the pulldown menu, and click [OK].

[8] The custom property information is now reflected in the parts list.

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