You'll first be asked what 'Level' you wish to save it, 'User', 'Group' or 'Site', and then you'll enter a name for the new 'favorite' and then hit OK.
Now go back to the 'Gear' icon only this time select the 'Save Favorite As.' option. Now the only things that you'll see are the parts of the dialog that you've decided are relevant. Once you've done this, select the the 'gear' icon in the upper Left corner of the dialog and select the 'Hide Collapsed Groups' option. Now collapse ALL of the sections of the dialog, including 'Measure Type', until the ones which contain red asterisks are still open and available (note that you can include other options as well such as perhaps the 'Display Results' section if there's a chance that you might want to print out the results in the listing window or not). and when the dialog comes up set all of the options in all of the sections exactly the way that you would if you were about make one of those measurements that you say you do often. BTW, if you've set up 'Group' and 'Site' folders, you can also create favorites there as well, making them available to others in your organization as well.Īnyway, what you do for your example it that once you've got your 'User' directory set up, while in NX Modeling go to. Note that the 'User' folder is known to NX by setting the environment variable UGII_USER_DIR equal to the path with points to where your 'User' folder is located. tbr files, then once you start creating 'favorites', you'll find a folder there named 'Favorites' and that's where these '.fav' files will be found. In the case you're asking about, first you need to set-up a user folder, if you haven't already, where you can place templates and modified. In fact you can create favorites of most any NX dialog. simplified) versions of the regular Measure Distance/Angle dialogs. In fact, that's exactly how we created those so-called 'Simple Measurements'.
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