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We don't always use native silhouettes. Drawings within silhouettes inspection, we can use cat neutral formats such as PDF or D.W. G. In this video, we're going to take a PDF file, create a new inspection project, rivets, and create a build characteristics with building dimensions. We're going to start by creating a new projects. Each project contains the templates. Each template contains information such as system settings, torrenting information units. In this case, we're just going to use a default. But you can create your own putting in every bit of update document. There. The drawing contains a few different views. All have dimensions. Some contain torrents information and some withhold quotes. The first step of any projects is to capture some of the project properties. This is usually information that's housed in the title block, such as the part name, document number and revision number. This can be typed in manually, or we can use OCR for optical character recognition. We can use OCR to capture the number and document name. This step is important because this information will be used in the reports. The next stage is to capture the dimensions for our bill of characteristics. We can use auto extract. This will automatically capture our dimensions, geometric tolerances, surface finishes and database. We can also manually extract. This is usually used for singular dimensions. In our case, we'll use manual extracts and we'll start by capturing some linear dimensions. To do this, we simply drag a box over the text. OCR then reads the dimension and creates a characteristic this is also automatically blurred. These can be changed at any time by using the properties on the left hand side. OCR is also clever enough to read dimensions at an angle and occurrence. For example, we have a 90 degree bend where the text is a 45 degree, making it a challenge for OCR. But you can see when dragging a box over it still captures it correctly. If we wanted to, we can go in and reorientate the dimension and this helps us software to capture the dimension. Once captured, these will automatically be added to our bill of characteristics. From there we can even make changes to them. For example, the length dimension currently has no method for inspection, so what we can do is we can go to the dropdown and we can select that. This is going to be inspected by a CNN within a few minutes. We can take any PDF document and have a usable inspection project with the bill of characteristics containing information about putting this information inspection methods in operations, including a blur drawing all of in slow works inspection, standardized.