As always, everything is in, but either difficult to get the key word to search for or not f*****g supported !
That's the price to pay for a product sponsored by share-holders. The sooner the better ...
We had assembly slow behaviour issue and UGS send us :
UGII_SIMULTANEOUS_SOLVE_CLEANUP=1
We had drawings slow behaviour issue and UGS send us :
UGII_DRAFT_SUPPRESS_THREAD_TRUE_HIDDEN_LINE=1
... it seems to exists many hidden switches that can improve NX. But where may we find them all ?
Sample NXOpen .NET Visual Basic program to remove parameters from all bodies in work part
Option Strict Off
Imports System
Imports NXOpen
Imports NXOpen.UF
Imports NXOpen.UI
Imports NXOpen.Utilities
Module remove_parameters_from_all_bodies_in_work_part
Dim s As Session =...
Option 1. There's the 'Save All As' application available (google it for d/l) but it only gathers all loaded parts ...
Option 2. Combine option 1. with a self-made .net program to load all loaded parts drawings and everything somewhere ...
Option 3. Solidworks is well ahead, my friend.
Let'say we start the .NET program with a main displayed window.
On that main window is a button that lauches a UG 'select components' function and its own selection window too.
Now, how do I pass the control to that UG selection function and be able to pick components on the screen ?
What...
You 'game card' has in fact all the possibilities of a 'high end' one but hidden for $ reasons. You can turn it into what is needed for free : www.guru3d.com
'you can't FORCE NX'
When is that bi-directionnal and live update foreseen with the good old NX ?
Many of the mid-range CAD software have the MS OLE for years now.
When we saw here what selfish direction NX took to manage tabulated notes on his own, the feeling was already that OLE could be...
uwam2ie,
the doc about NX .NET is nearly inesistant (I miss the well organised and illustrated GRIP doc) !
There are some examples in UGOPEN\SampleNXOpenApplications\.NET and on the little GTAC on line library site but that does not remove the impression that their ".NET for NX" code is top...