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Export JT with journal

Export JT with journal

Export JT with journal

(OP)
Does any one know if there is a similar function to ufs.Ps.exportdata() that can be used to export a JT file using a journal?

Thanks.

RE: Export JT with journal

File -> Export -> JT... is not yet supported by the Journal function.

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RE: Export JT with journal

(OP)
OK, thanks.  I also have a problem when I choose the "Save JT Data" from the save options and try to save an assembly, the JT is not created.  When I save individual parts the jt's are created but when I save an assembly, I get the part file but no jt file.  Is there a way around this?

Thanks.  

RE: Export JT with journal

Claforet,

Hopefully the -generate_jt_assembly option for ugtopv.exe will do the trick without requiring an interactive session.

Regards, Joe

"%ugii_base_dir%\pvtrans\run_ugtopv.bat"


Usage: %UGII_BASE_DIR%\PVTRANS\ugtopv.exe <.prt | .bkm |
 directory | file> [-pim=yes] [-noupdate]
 [-u=<user>] [-p=<password>] [-g=<group>] [-rev=<rule>]
 [-single_part] [-config=<file>] [-save_outside_teamcenter]
 [-generate_assy_jt] [-honour_structure] [-generate_bookmark]
 [-nopopulate] [-force_output_dir] [-rev=<revision rule>]
 [-transform={<transform>}

General options demonstrating usage of this program:
-help              Print a message to command prompt, summarizing
                   various command line parameters.
-examples          Provide some examples of how to run this program.

General options for running this program in Teamcenter:
-pim=yes           If running with Teamcenter Integration for NX.
-u=<user name>     If connecting Teamcenter under different
                   user name, add this option
-p=<password>      If connected to Teamcenter under different
                   user name, add this option for password.
-g=<group>         If connecting Teamcenter under different
                   group, add this option
-role=<role name>  If connecting Teamcenter under different
                   role, add this option
-rev=<rule>        Specifies which revision rule to use while translating
                   NX assembly. This can only be used while translating
                   files stored within Teamcenter
-save_outside_teamcenter  Saves the JT data outside Teamcenter

Options that affect how and where the component JT files are generated:
-config=<file>     Name of the .config file containing tessellation parameters.
-single_part       Just generate a JT file for the top part being processed.
-force_output_dir  Write the JT files to the location specified by the
                   OutputDirectory setting in the .config file or
                   the location specified by the optional directory argument
                   (takes an optional "=<output directory>" argument).

Options that affect how assembly JT files are generated:
-generate_assy_jt  Produce an assembly jt file for the assembly passed in
                   (takes an optional "=<assy jt file spec>" argument).
-honour_structure  Honours the structureOption value in the .config file.
                   This produces JT files in the format previously generated
                   by the ugtojt translator. This allows support for
                   MONOLITHIC and FULL_SHATTER structure options.
                   Warning: This option will fully load the assembly and
                            will therefore use more memory.The files produced
                            can not be used for interoperation.
-generate_bookmark Produce a bookmark file for the assembly passed in
                   (takes an optional "=<bookmark file spec>" argument).
-nopopulate        Do not write any component JT files
-noupdate          Do not update assembly structure after loading the assembly
-transform={<transform>}     Specifies a transform to apply to the geometry
                   in each component. This transform is a comma separated
                   list of 12 floats with the format:
                   {X1, X2, X3, Tx, Y1, Y2, Y3, Ty, Z1, Z2, Z3, Tz}

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