Theoretical Routing - Drawing
Theoretical Routing - Drawing
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Does anyone know how to show the theoretical routing of a tube in a drawing. I also want to show the theoretical points. I'm using NX5,
Thanks!
Thanks!
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RE: Theoretical Routing - Drawing
Thanks!
RE: Theoretical Routing - Drawing
Are you working with the routing application or do you only have access to the core modeling tools?
RE: Theoretical Routing - Drawing
RE: Theoretical Routing - Drawing
RE: Theoretical Routing - Drawing
The 2 seperate files is what we call master model approach, the drawing is really an assembly that contains your model file as a component. The reason your not seeing the curves is that they are probably not in the reference set being used by the drawing. I assume when you said that it worked when you switched to drafting that you were still in the same displayed part (ie the model file). When you use your customer's template it is probably creating a new drawing file.
Do you have stock (wire) applied to your route path, and if so, is it on a seperate layer to the routing path? The swept solid of the stock may be hiding your routing path. We generally show only the stock on our electrical routing drawings. Perhaps create a seperate ref set for the route path and use that in you drawing or if the objects are on different layers use layer masking.
Geoff