1. Select the model name in the “Reference Model” panel.
2. Click Cuboid Selection, and adjust the selection frame to enclose all the outermost vertices at the end of the flange.
Since the center point is generated based on the vertices of the model, please ensure that the vertices on the part to be processed are within the selection tool. |
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3. Click Create Center Point, and the point will be used as the origin of the reference frame.
To visualize the center point, you can right-click the center point name in the Assemblies panel and select “Show On Top” in the context menu. Or click the  icon to the left of the model name to hide the model. |
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4. Click Cuboid Selection and adjust the selection frame to enclose the vertices that are parallel to the outermost vertices.
5. Click Create Center Point, and this point will be used as the reference point of the Z-axis. |
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6. Click Set Frame.
7. Check Select center point in the Coordinate Parameters panel on the right.
8. Click Unselected next to Coordinate Origin.
9. Click the center point in the 3D editing workspace, and a reference frame with the center point as the origin will be created. |
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10. Click Unselected next to Axis Z.
11. Click the reference point of Z-axis you created before in the 3D editing workspace. |
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12. Click OK.
Then the model pose will change, and the origin of the world reference frame in the Model Editor will coincide with that of the model’s actual installation reference frame. |
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