ProProgram in Assembly mode
ProProgram in Assembly mode
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I have a part which works fine all by itself, but when I insert it into an assembly, it refuses to play nice. Every time I try to regenerate it, I get the following error:
The part itself doesn't make use of a family table, it instead has uses logic built into the Pro/Program to either add or not add features, it's fine on its own, but in an assembly it eventually does what it's supposed to but not without a lot of guff.
Any idea why this would be? I've done a fair bit of CAD and CAD programming but I'm still new to ProE - any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks
Todd
Quote:
Aborting regeneration due to failures executing Pro/Program.
The part itself doesn't make use of a family table, it instead has uses logic built into the Pro/Program to either add or not add features, it's fine on its own, but in an assembly it eventually does what it's supposed to but not without a lot of guff.
Any idea why this would be? I've done a fair bit of CAD and CAD programming but I'm still new to ProE - any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks
Todd





RE: ProProgram in Assembly mode
I don't get why. Can anybody shed some light on this for me?
Thanks
Todd
RE: ProProgram in Assembly mode
I don't know the details of your project.
With the assembly problem. usually you will need to have an input that is going to drive the relation/programming in the part. You will also need to execute the part in the assembly program.
Where I use to work we never used family tables. They created problems. I did some very extensive programming there. Driving everything from the top level assembly down to the parts. The only tables we had were the ones created for sheet metal flat states. I know I probably have not helped much but, if you want some examples let me know.
RE: ProProgram in Assembly mode
Thanks, that would be great, I'd really appreciate any help I can get. ProE seems to have some strange quirks and I'm not familiar enough with them to be able to effectively work around them yet. What sorts of problems to Family Tables create? Do these affect WF2 and WF3 or are these versions better behaved?
Thanks again.
Todd
RE: ProProgram in Assembly mode