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the "A" block was created first with both translucent and non-translucent faces, then saved. It was added to the assembly at a later time, all face non-translucent.

I've tried both of these scenario, neither one works.

Working with NX 12.0.1.7 on windows 10. I have a component that has some faces that have no translucency and some faces that are translucent (about 70%). When I bring the part into my assembly I lose all translucency and the only this I can do is have a part that has no translucency or the whole...

Does anybody know what will be replacing join curves, it looks like it will be retired after NX 12.

The problem with Optimize Face is that it removes parameters, so you can't go back and edit surfaces if need.

We create large sheet bodies with multiple surfaces, and before I use thicken to create a solid, I would use join face to clean up the surfaces. So I can't use combined and delete face may change the results I'm trying to achieve.

We just went up to NX12.0.1.7 and I was wondering what will be replacing Join Face (Legacy)?

This worked pretty good, not all that hard once you know what to do. Thanks Taylor.

How do you set a limit of travel for an expression in NX10. I have an expression that needs a limit of +.375 to -.375.

Clicking "Select Terminating Objects" is faster than chasing the extension line, but it would be nice if you didn't have to do it every time.

we are on 9.0.3 and waiting to go up to NX 10, but would like to know if we should wait for 10.0.3, and what issues are being fixed?

When will the latest release of NX 10 be out, and what will it be updating?

Is there an easy way to tract down the cause of a component to be out-of-date. I have the clock in the Assembly Navigator and the "!" in the header. I'm using NX 9.0.3.4 on Windows 7.

got it, thanks

I'm trying to find PLIST IGNORE MEMBER for NX9