Reflect 3D Custom Property Information in the Parts List

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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