How can you save a part in Wildfire a proe 2001 or 2000i2?
How can you save a part in Wildfire a proe 2001 or 2000i2?
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PTC advertised that the new Wildfire has now a great feature, to save a part as for proe 2001 or 2000i2. I couldn't find this feature. Please advice.
Thanks!
ediushu
Thanks!
ediushu





RE: How can you save a part in Wildfire a proe 2001 or 2000i2?
im4cad
Pro Design Services, Inc.
http://www.cadproe.com/pds/home.asp
RE: How can you save a part in Wildfire a proe 2001 or 2000i2?
I have not seen WildFire yet. I should be recieving my maintance upgrade soon.
Thanks.
RE: How can you save a part in Wildfire a proe 2001 or 2000i2?
Is there a config.pro option? Can you provide me the steps about how to setup this function?
Thank you!
ediushu
RE: How can you save a part in Wildfire a proe 2001 or 2000i2?
You will be able to save files in a format that can be read into Pro/ENGINEER releases 2001, 2000i2 and even 2000i. You will not be able to modify designs that have been brought into these earlier releases from Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire, but you will be able to use them to generate deliverables like drawings and toolpaths. These representations will also have an Associative Topology Bus (ATB) link back to the original designs in Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire, so that if you change your models in Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire, models being used in the earlier versions will update as well.
ediushu,
We don't have Wildfire yet, so I can't provide you those steps.
im4cad
Pro Design Services, Inc.
http://www.cadproe.com/pds/home.asp
RE: How can you save a part in Wildfire a proe 2001 or 2000i2?
I thought I did this in the original sneak peek 1, but it won't run any more. I have PreProduction on a laptop and Production on my workstation and neither of them have any menu choice for saving to a prior version of Pro/E.
I wonder if they ran into problems with the program and VERY quietly dropped it.
Ben Loosli
CAD/CAM System Analyst
Ingersoll-Rand
RE: How can you save a part in Wildfire a proe 2001 or 2000i2?
http://www.cadproe.com/forum/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=3&TopicID=69
I hope this helps you guys to better understand this process.
im4cad
Pro Design Services, Inc.
http://www.cadproe.com/pds/home.asp