In Solid Edge, which command helps create polished technical documents from 3D models?

The command that helps create polished technical documents from 3D models is Drawing View Generation. This command allows users to create 2D drawings from 3D models efficiently, utilizing the detailed geometry and design data of the models to produce various views, including orthographic, isometric, and section views. By automatically projecting these views, it saves time and ensures accuracy in documentation.

When using Drawing View Generation, you can also include annotations, dimensions, and other specific details that enhance the clarity and functionality of the technical documents. This process is crucial for conveying design intent to engineers, manufacturers, and stakeholders, ensuring that everyone involved has a clear understanding of the specifications and requirements of the product.

Other commands listed, such as Part Development, Assembly Detection, and Material Application, have specific functions but do not directly contribute to the creation of polished technical documents. Part Development is focused more on creating or modifying individual parts, Assembly Detection checks for interferences and clarity within assemblies, and Material Application deals with defining material properties in a model. While these functions are important in the overall design workflow, they do not facilitate the generation of technical documentation as effectively as the Drawing View Generation command does.