Select Save As New Version from the File
menu to create a new version of your design.The new
version is saved with a version number appended to the file name, and
becomes the active Design window.
Make changes to the new version of the design.
Select New > 3D Markup from the File menu to create the first 3D
markup slide.The slide is shown in the 3D Markup panel, the design
window, and the Structure tree. In the Structure tree, the version you
created in step 2 is labeled Reference Design.
Open the Assembly tab in the ribbon.
Click the File tool and browse to a previous version or the original
version to insert into the slide.The design appears in the Structure
tree, labeled either Alternate Version or Original Version. In
the Design window, the previous version of the design is displayed in the
wireframe transparent style and is placed directly on top of the new
version. The Move tool is active.
(Optional) Move the alternate
version to a new location by clicking on a Move handle axis and
dragging.
Customize the slide using the tools in the Markup ribbon group in the
Detailing tab.You can document the dimension changes with
dimension annotations, color the faces based on the
type of changes made, and apply any other annotations using the tools in the
Annotation ribbon group in the Detailing tab. You can right-click a
lightweight component and select Load Component to load it.
Create
as many slides as you need to effectively communicate your
changes.You can right-click a slide in the Structure tree and select
Open Slide to display the slide.
Select Save As XPS or Save As PowerPoint from the File menu to
export the 3D markup slides to a separate document.
