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ASEMBLY RELATIONS
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The notation use to enter relation in assembly mode are differes from the notaion use to enter in parts mode.
In assembly mode, for each assembly parameter, you must specify a "session_ID" that refers to a component in the assembly.
Session ID can be get from relation menu.
For example, parameters in an assembly appear for part with session_ID 1 as d0:1, d1:1 etc where as for part with session_ID 3, they appear as d0:3, d1:2 etc
Hope this will throw some light on your requirement.
Cheers...
Yogesh Birari
In assembly mode, for each assembly parameter, you must specify a "session_ID" that refers to a component in the assembly.
Session ID can be get from relation menu.
For example, parameters in an assembly appear for part with session_ID 1 as d0:1, d1:1 etc where as for part with session_ID 3, they appear as d0:3, d1:2 etc
Hope this will throw some light on your requirement.
Cheers...
Yogesh Birari
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Coolbe, This is discussed in full detail in the documentation. It is pretty complete. Give it a read and let me know if you have a specific question.
Good point yogeshb, There is the session_ID, but, I prefer the component_ID. A former Pro/GENIUS taught me this to avoid having identicle session ID'd in a larger assemlby.
Good point yogeshb, There is the session_ID, but, I prefer the component_ID. A former Pro/GENIUS taught me this to avoid having identicle session ID'd in a larger assemlby.
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