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What is 4GD? 8 s5 O; h2 c8 g' \# U+ q) J
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NX 8.5 introduced the fourth generation of design (4GD) and NX 9 enhances the existing 4GD functionality.
1 a5 e# @ e7 O( t4GD represents a major change in how NX product assemblies are stored and managed in Teamcenter, and how they 8 {2 V$ E9 r" d" W2 @4 Z9 j$ C
are checked out and used in NX. * E8 t% N* W) i5 T9 r
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In 4GD, design elements replace traditional assembly components. Unlike assembly components, each design
$ B7 R4 e+ A, x3 eelement is an independently managed occurrence with its own position, access privileges, attributes, revision , h3 f# Y* Z! F+ i
history, unit effectivity, and locking status.
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This means that when you check out any design element, it is displayed in its correct product location, without the _! E. {- T2 K6 M8 n/ W' V0 r7 _5 l
need to check out a parent assembly. ( u. P6 f& {. b5 }3 ^
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