Onshape User Interface Level 2

What is the purpose of the search bar in Onshape?

• To search for projects and resources

• To navigate between different views

• To access the learning center

• To customize your account settings

What can you find in the public folder in Onshape?

• Projects that are accessible to everyone

• Projects that are shared with you

• Projects that you have created

• Projects that are in the trash

What is the purpose of labels in Onshape?

• To organize and categorize your projects

• To create copies of projects

• To hide and show different parts of a drawing

• To search for specific parts or assemblies

How can you rotate the view in Onshape?

• By right-clicking and moving the mouse

• By scrolling on the mouse

• By pressing the arrow keys

• By using the cube on the right side

What is the purpose of isolating a part in Onshape?

• To focus on a specific part and see through other parts

• To hide a part from the drawing

• To delete a part from the workspace

• To change the properties of a part

How can you delete a part in Onshape?

• By right-clicking on the part and selecting delete

• By selecting the part and pressing the delete key

• By hiding the part using the eyeball icon

• By isolating the part and then deleting it

What happens when you make a copy of a workspace in Onshape?

• You create a new editable version of the workspace

• You create a read-only version of the workspace

• You delete the original workspace

• You share the workspace with others

What can you do in an editable workspace in Onshape?

• Make changes to the drawing

• View the drawing in read-only mode

• Hide and show different parts of the drawing

• Search for specific parts or assemblies

How can you filter instances in Onshape?

• By searching for specific keywords

• By selecting specific parts or assemblies

• By using the cube on the right side

• By right-clicking and selecting filter

What is the purpose of the instances pane in Onshape?

• To show the hierarchy of parts and assemblies

• To hide and show different parts of a drawing

• To search for specific parts or assemblies

• To rotate and zoom the view