1. LATTICE TECHNOLOGY, INC. For Version 3.0 and later iXVL Publisher Tutorial For Version 3.0 and later

2. May 2013 iXVL Publisher Overview iXVL Player PC Published XVL XVL Converter XVL Studio XVL Player - Basic 3D View Functions - Advanced 3D View Functions - Interactive HTML documents. iXVL View Publish HTML Documents iPad / iPhone XVL HTML Documents iXVL Publisher iXVL Publisher publishes XVL files and HTML content that can be viewed in iXVL Player. : Unpublished XVL file : Published XVL file Lattice Technology, Inc. 2

3. Publishing XVL Files

4. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 4 Specifying XVL Files to Publish 1.Click the Add button to select XVL files to publish. 2.Or drag and drop XVL files to iXVL Publisher GUI to add them to the list. 3.The status of unpublished XVL files is shown as “Non-browsable”. 4.Click the Delete button to delete XVL files from the list. 5.Click the Options button to open the Options dialog. 1 2 4 3 5

5. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 5 Setting General Options (XVL Files) 1.Select General tab in the Options dialog. 2.To allow the XVL file to be viewed in iXVL Player, select “Enable browsing”. When “Disable browsing” is selected, published XVL files cannot be viewed in iXVL Player. 3.Check the “Add snapshots” box to add pre-defined snapshots to the published XVL files. 4.When the input is an XVL assembly file (*.xv0), you can specify the output format: -Output assembly files: Write multiple XVL assembly files. -Output geometry files: Write a single XVL geometry file. 5.Specify how to output the XVL file(s). -Overwrite: Overwrite the existing XVL file(s). -Specify folder: Write the published XVL file(s) to the specified folder. -Output to sub folder: Write the published XVL file(s) to sub folders of the specified folder. 2 3 4 5 1

6. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 6 Publishing XVL Files 1.After setting the options, click the Execute button. 2.If the XVL file is published successfully, the Result will change to “OK”. 3.If the XVL file is overwritten, the Status will change to “Browsable”. 1 2 3

7. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 7 Viewing Published XVL Files Published XVL files can be viewed in iXVL Player. To learn how to copy published XVL files to iXVL Player, see the iXVL Player User’s Guide.

8. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 8 Checking Published XVL Files You can check if the XVL file is published to view in iXVL Player or not. 1.Open the XVL file in XVL Player. 2.From the right click menu, select File > Properties to open the Properties dialog. 3.If the XVL file is published by iXVL Publisher, following string is shown in the bottom of the dialog. -This file is viewable in iXVL Player. 3 2 1

9. iXVL Publisher Templates

10. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 10 3D View Parts List Task List Template – Work Instructions Playback buttons control the process animation. The Parts List and Task List are cross highlighted with the process animation. The Work Instructions template publishes 3D Work Instructions that include 3D process animations, task lists and parts lists. Process List

11. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 11 3D View Parts List Template – Parts List (Assembly Tree) 1/2 This template publishes parts lists based on the Assembly Tree. Parts lists contain SVG illustrations and 3D views. Parts List with SVG Illustration Parts List with 3D View Switch to 3D View Parts List SVG View Switch to SVG View

12. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 12 Disassembled View Template – Parts List (Assembly Tree) 2/2 Parts lists include assembled and disassembled views. Switch to Disassembled View Assembled View Switch to Assembled View

13. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 13 3D View Parts List Template – Parts List (Disassembly Tree) 1/2 This template publishes parts lists based on the Disassembly Tree. The parts lists contain SVG illustrations and 3D views. Parts List with SVG Illustration Parts List with 3D View Switch to 3D View Parts List SVG View Switch to SVG View

14. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 14 Disassembled View Template – Parts List (Disassembly Tree) 2/2 Parts lists include assembled and disassembled views. Switch to Disassembled View Assembled View Switch to Assembled View

15. Publishing Interactive HTML Documents

16. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 16 Setting General Options (HTML Documents) 3 1.Select General tab in the Options dialog. 2.Check on “Publish HTML” and select a template. The following templates are available: Work Instructions: - Interactive animated 3D work instructions. - Work instructions include 3D process animations, task lists and parts lists. Parts List (Assembly Tree): - Interactive 3D parts list based on the Assembly Tree. - Parts lists include SVG illustrations and 3D views. Parts List (Disassembly Tree): - Interactive 3D parts list based on the Disassembly Tree. - Parts lists include SVG illustrations and 3D views. 3.Specify the output folder for HTML document files. (It is recommended to output to sub folder when publishing HTML documents.) 1 2

17. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 17 Setting HTML Options 2 4 3 1 1.Select the HTML tab in the Options dialog. 2.Specify the disassembled view for the parts list. When using a snapshot, specify the name of the snapshot to apply. 3.Specify the assembled view for the parts list. When using a snapshot, specify the name of the snapshot to apply. 4.Check the “Output assemblies” box to include assemblies in the parts list, (only for parts lists based on Assembly Trees). * Snapshots can be created and edited in XVL Studio.

18. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 18 Setting Illustration Options 2 4 3 1 1.Select the Illustration tab in the Options dialog. 2.Specify the illustration quality. 3.Specify the illustration size and font size. 4.Specify the snapshot name to apply to the illustration. 5.Set the illustration Line Style. 6.Specify the illustration settings. 7.Specify the callouts settings, (only for illustrations based on Assembly Trees). 5 6 7

19. Interactive HTML documents can be viewed via a web server. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 19 How to view interactive HTML documents: 1.Place the HTML pages and related content on a web server. 2.When referencing the main HTML page in Safari, specify “ixvlplayer:” before the HTTP address: (ex. ) NOTE: the “ixvlplayer:” prefix instructs the browser to call iXVL Player to open the URL. 3.The main HTML page opens in iXVL Player. HTML Pages and Related Content Upload Web Server Safari iXVL Player URL = ixvlplayer:http://… 1 3 2 Viewing HTML Documents: Safari

20. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 20 Viewing HTML Documents: iXVL Player 1.Open iXVL Player and specify the URL of the main HTML page. 2.The main HTML page opens in iXVL Player. 2 1 2

21. Advanced Features

22. Lattice Technology, Inc. 22 Command Line Execution 1/2 May 2013 ixvlpub.exe [-u user] [-g user_password] [-f file_password] [-p setting_file] [-s] [-a/-d/-r] Basic Format: ArgumentDescription -a, -d. –rSpecifies browsable/non-browsable XVL file output or reference for information. This is a required element. -a: output of browsable XVL files -d: output of non-browsable XVL files -r: reference to information set for XVL files - u userSpecifies the user-group name referenced to load files signed in XVL Signer. - g user_passwordSpecifies the user-group password referenced to load files signed in XVL Signer. - f file_passwordSpecifies the password referenced to load locked files. -p setting_fileSpecifies the setting file for controlling command processing. iXVL Publisher can be executed from the command line.

23. Lattice Technology, Inc. 23 Command Line Execution 2/2 May 2013 ixvlpub.exe [-u user] [-g user_password] [-f file_password] [-p setting_file] [-s] [-a/-d/-r] Basic Format: ArgumentDescription -SAdds snapshots for the specified view directions. This is possible only when –a is specified. input_xvl_fileSpecifies an input XVL file. This is a required element. Either relative or absolute paths can be used. output_xvl_fileSpecifies an output XVL file name. This is a required element when -a or -d is specified. Either relative or absolute paths can be used. iXVL Publisher can be executed from the command line.

24. Customizing Templates

25. You can change the page layout, styles and table data fields by editing the template. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 25 Editing Template Files 1.In the iXVL Publisher installation folder, find the template folder that you want to edit. 2.Create a backup copy of the original template files. 3.Edit the template files. For example, you can edit the following template files. TEMPLATE_MAIN_HTML: -Template file for the main page. TEMPLATE_PROCESS_HTML: -Template file for the process list. TEMPLATE_PROCESS_PL_HTML: -Template file for the process parts table. TEMPLATE_PROCESS_TL_HTML: -Template file for the process task table. * The iXVL Publisher Template Manual can be found at the following location: \iXVL Publisher\Doc\iXVL_Publisher_Tmpl.pdf

26. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 26 Changing the HTML Style 1.Open the template file. 2.Find the style tags and edit the CSS. Original Template Customized Template Edit the style.

27. You can specify which properties to publish in the tables. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 27 Customizing Tables 1/2 1.Open the table template file, such as TEMPLATE_TABLE_HTML (Template.PartsList2). 2.Edit the table headers and specify the property names. 3.Edit the table data to reference the desired properties. 2 3 Header names Section name Property name %CL_DASM_PL_PROP[Section_name][Property_name]*%

28. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 28 Customizing Tables 2/2 4.Save the template and publish the HTML document using the customized template. 5.The published HTML document includes the specified data. 5

29. Illustration line styles are specified in the template file. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 29 Changing Illustration Line Styles 1/2 1.Open the TEMPLATE_SVG file. 2.Edit the section to change the illustration line parameters. TEMPLATE_SVG

30. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 30 Changing Illustration Line Styles 2/2 3.For example, to change the trace line style to dash-dot, set the value as follows:.tline {fill:none; stroke:#000000; stroke-width:0.05mm; stroke-dasharray:1mm,0.5mm}.tline {fill:none; stroke:#000000; stroke-width:0.05mm; stroke-dasharray:2mm,0.5mm,0.5mm,0.5mm} Trace line

31. May 2013 Lattice Technology, Inc. 31 Questions? E. support@lattice3d.com T.+1.415.274.1670 F. +1.415.274.1671 W.www.lattice3d.com