This means that even with very complex and dense isometrics, the notes and labels are optimally positioned. With the new M4 ISO version 3.0, significant enhancements have been made to the fundamental algorithms that control the placement of individual notes and labels. isometric views and tables etc.) are updated on the new version. notes and 3D views etc.) that were manually added by the user to the previous version, are retained on the new version. The advantage of this is that any Creo entities (e.g. With version 3.0, M4 ISO now reuses the previous version of a piping isometric drawing as the basis for the next version. It is now possible show where cutting allowances have been assigned to pipes, which makes it easier to edit and remove them. In version 3.0 we have further improved this functionality. User-defined cutting allowances were added at version 2.0 which enabled the user to specify additional lengths of tube to accommodate on-site bending and fabrication processes. Users can now define precisely when and where a piping isometric is split. However, with version 3.0, M4 ISO also offers the user the possibility to define individual split points on the pipe to give much greater control over the splitting process.

M4 ISO has always allowed the user to specify the maximum number of pipe parts that can appear on a page, which determines how a piping isometric is automatically split for representation on multiple pages. To make a complex piping isometric drawing readable, it can sometimes be beneficial to display it on multiple pages.

Starter Package for Digital Factory Layout.

Creo view 4.1