Definition of the general building direction for the Std-Annotation stack (drawing mode). Building origin is defined within each Std-Annotation set and refers to the drawing origin (bottom left corner)

Defines the start point and direction for the creation of the Std-Annotation symbol stack in solid mode. This option sets a global default, that can optionally be overwritten by each Std-Annotation set independently.

3D-Mode: Horizontal offset between the symbol stacks.

3D-Mode: Vertical offset between the symbols of the same stack.

3D-Mode: Offset of the first stack to the horizontal border of the graphical area.

3D-Mode: Offset of the first stack to the vertical border of the graphical area.

3D-Mode: Vertical threshold at which the stack gets wrapped into a new stack.

Background color for the header line of mandatory entries within the user dialog. Click into the colored area to open the RGB dialog to change the color.

Choose color for the header line of optional entries within the UI. Click into the colored area to open the RGB dialog to change the color.

Choose color for the header line of required entries within the UI. Click into the colored area to open the RGB dialog to change the color.

Choose background color for the area of the optionmenu for Std-Annotation sets. Click into the colored area to open the RGB dialog to change the color.

Defines the percentage of the display space for the ‘preview’ area of the Std-Annotations user dialog. ‘0’ allows for the minimum preview space. ‘100’ provides the maximum preview space.

Enable user to type in an offset value to the next symbol within the Std-Annotation set. Values correspond to drawing units.

Enable user to display a separator symbol between the entities of the Std-Annotation set. The symbol used is defined by the config option SEPARATOR_SYMBOL.

Define the name of the separator symbol within folder ...\configuration\std_annotation\symbols.

Enable user to change the order of the entities within a Std-Annotation set.

Additional button to allow the user to select all ‘required’ and ‘mandatory’ items from the Std-Annotations pool for automatic placement.

Setting this option to YES, will allow the user to deselect mandatory items from the Std-Annotations preview list.

Enable the user to create flag symbols on the drawing referencing a specific block in the symbol stack. This affects only 2D mode.

Enable user to set a third state for the flags ( = active | = inactive | = mixed). Mixed behaves like the active state, except that no notifications are prompted if no flag symbols were added on the drawing.

Define the name of the annotation feature which will contain the elements belonging to the standard annotation. If the annotation feature with this name does not exist, the software will automatically create it.

Defines whether to move the annotation feature to the model tree footer (solid mode only).

Path to the folder location for saving and retrieving user profiles. Environment variables can be called out by a leading '$' character e.g. "C:\temp\$MY_ENV_VAR".

Flags are protected from user manipulation. If enabled, the flag gets deselected when the user attempts to select it. Changing the flag text is thus prevented. If disabled, the user can apply any actions to the flags, that Creo base functionalities provide. Therefore, all flag texts get updated automatically in the background, before the model/drawing gets saved.