SW2009 Mismatched Origins Of Inserted Part
SW2009 Mismatched Origins Of Inserted Part
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Anyone noticed that the origins aren't aligned correctly when inserting a part into an assy, or when creating an assy from a part? I'm using the 'Click the Tick' method to accepth the default placement.
Didn't this also happen with a previous release?
Didn't this also happen with a previous release?






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mncad
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I brought it up to my VAR and SW and it didn't seem to be a problem with them at the time.
They suggested that I don't determine design around the origin!
Chris
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Say WHAT!!!
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Design intent literally forces me to design around the origin. Glad I have never had the problem.
Timelord
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One reason why I'm happy not to be with that VAR anymore.
Chris
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I discovered last night, that if an empty assy document and part(s) for insertion are tiled when inserting a part, the origins align correctly.
I will be submitting an SPR later today.
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It's only an issue on some PCs. The vast majority of users have never experienced the problem.
It also depends how the part is created with respect to its own origin, and how the part is "plopped" into an assy.
Are you talking about the first part placed into an assy?
If so, how are you placing it?
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Yes, it doesnt happen all the time but it has definitely happened to me. I am aware that if i create a solid away from my origin it will insert itself away from the origin in the assembly but this happens also with parts that are origin-centric.
This is one of those things you just learn to accept and live with, kind of like "Failed to Save".
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Can anyone else repeat this?