edit a grip file
edit a grip file
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i have a grip file (.grx) and i want to edit a line, i don't have the source file, is there a way of converting it back into a (.grs) so i can edit the code?
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RE: edit a grip file
Best Regards
Hudson
RE: edit a grip file
so i can't use the "NX open grip" program then,
So which program do i need,this is a big company with lots of licences, if i know what to look for i should be OK..
RE: edit a grip file
To find the compiler, (make sure you have one).
In Windows from the desktop Start>Programs>UGS-Version)>NX Tools>NX Open Grip.
First you need to create your grip programs by editing the code in a text editor, wordpad will do fine, and save them with the .grs extension. To start creating grip programs look in your installation directories for on called griplib. This was distributed up to NX-3 and contains a collection of good sample programs that will help you get started.
When considering that after NX-4 the grip library has disappeared it is because Grip is a dying language. New users starting to learn some programming for NX would probably be better off starting to use Visual Basic with NX-5.
Best Regards
Hudson
RE: edit a grip file
RE: edit a grip file
If you're willing to let us know what the program is and does we may be able to suggest a viable alternative> Otherwise look to see whether sample programs are available that are similar enough to be reworked similarly easily to meet your needs.
Best Regards
Hudson
RE: edit a grip file
RE: edit a grip file
Have a look at the link below. There is a freeware utility that you can download and run from within UG. You need a UFUNC License for this one, and I haven't re-tested it under NX-4 or NX-5 yet. What it does is use load options in native to collect the files under your assembly and zips them up for you.
http://www.w-eng.de/ugzipc.htm
I don't believe that it would or could work under teamcenter.
Best Regards
Hudson