A parameter template is a set of predefined data for use in parameter expressions. Parameter templates are especially useful in the creation and management of resizable designs for corrugated packaging. On the one hand, in corrugated designs, numerous corrections need to be done in single and double creases. On the other hand, the value of the same correction — for example, one about a 90-degree folding — depends on the thickness of the material. Learn more about parameter templates.
You can customize the current Library by editing the its parameter template. When you have finished modifying the template, you will have created a new template, which you must attach it to the structure that you need, replacing the old template.
IMPORTANT: EngView-distributed templates are read-only. This means that if you want to use a custom template, you should save it as a new template. If you edit EngView-distributed template, after you have modified the template EngView will prompt you to save it as a new template. To use the new template, you will need to append it to the respective material (see Step 7 below).
To modify a parameter template
The template opens, and you begin modifying the selection types and functions.
TIP: Learn in detail the structure of a parameter template. Knowing how a parameter template is built is the best foundation for knowing how to modify it.
Selection types are holders of preset values for selection parameters. Learn more about how they work.
The template is now attached to the material and all the structures that you will begin creating with this material will be resized in accordance with its parameters and functions.