In the Package section, you have an easy way to handle your packages, which are collections of groups or assemblies. Here's what each column signifies:







  1. Name: This column represent a name list  of the package witjin the project.
  2. State: The current state of the package, but this feature works only in workshared documents.
  3. 3D View: View the 3D ortho view of that package.
  4. Sheets: View the sheet(s) associated with the package.
  5. Schedule: View the schedule associated with the package.
  6. Number of Packages: Here, you can see the total count of packages in your project.
  7. Manage Packaging setting:
    1. Remove from Package: To remove a selected group or assembly from a package, simply select it and click on the "Remove from Package" icon .
    2. Create Bundle: Create a bundle from a package by selecting the package and clicking on the "Create Bundle" icon .
    3. Unpackage: To unpack a whole package, select the package you want to unpackage and click on the "Unpackage" icon . A confirmation popup will appear, asking if you want to confirm the unpacking. Choose "Confirm" to proceed.



Simplified Access to Package Functions: 

You can access a set of functions related to package feature by right click on your mouse inside the fabrication manager, you can see a list of funcitonality



  1. Unpackage: Use this to remove assemblies or groups from an existing package.
  2. Rename Package: Rename the selected package to a new name.
  3. Rename (Advanced): For more advanced renaming options, which can include adding prefixes, numbers, names, and suffixes.
    1. To Selected: Choose this if you want to rename only the selected package(s).
    2. To All: If you want to rename all packages within your project, go for this option.

  1. Create Bundle: Create a new bundle, which is a collection of packages, and add the selected package(s) to it.
  2. Add to Bundle: Add the selected package to the list of bundles.
  3. Change State: This option works only for Workshared documents and allows you to change the state of the selected elements.

 

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