Interpart Expressions
Interpart Expressions
(OP)
Is there a way to wildcard interpart expressions?
For example, I have an assembly with 10 parts in it. Each part has some interpart expressions to the assembly. When I adjust the expressions in the assembly to drive the design of the parts I want to be able to save that particular configuration as a new assembly. Even though visually it looks correct in session, once you close everything and reopen the newly created assembly file, the configuration is not correct as the interpart expressions are linked to the original assembly file. I dont want to have to go through and manually edit the part files or the new assembly file as this new file is a one off and would never be touched again.
If there is possibly a different way of achieving what I am trying to do or a better way please let me know as well.
Currently using NX9.
Thanks for any help.
For example, I have an assembly with 10 parts in it. Each part has some interpart expressions to the assembly. When I adjust the expressions in the assembly to drive the design of the parts I want to be able to save that particular configuration as a new assembly. Even though visually it looks correct in session, once you close everything and reopen the newly created assembly file, the configuration is not correct as the interpart expressions are linked to the original assembly file. I dont want to have to go through and manually edit the part files or the new assembly file as this new file is a one off and would never be touched again.
If there is possibly a different way of achieving what I am trying to do or a better way please let me know as well.
Currently using NX9.
Thanks for any help.





RE: Interpart Expressions
Michael Fernando (CSWE)
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PDMWorks 2013
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FastForm Advance
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RE: Interpart Expressions
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RE: Interpart Expressions
RE: Interpart Expressions
You can then import the expressions back when needed to evaluate what the assembly looked like at that time.