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bmarchand

Automotive
Mar 12, 2014
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Is there any way to turn off the suffix that NX puts on the end of the import (x_t) on each component name

Thanks

Brian
NX 10.0.3.5
Win 7
 
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If you don't mind flattening the assembly (all the components as bodies in the same part), you can use file -> import -> parasolid... Admittedly, this is a heavy handed way to get rid of the suffix (by getting rid of the component itself). [glasses]

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Once in a while we will get a design outsourced from a designer that uses solidworks for example

I would like to keep it in my system as NX, but when importing it adds the suffix. I know we could use step but its a smaller file size from parasolid


Brian Marchand-owner
BRM Design
NX 10.0.3.5 / MP6
16G Ram - Nvidia Quadro K4000
Win 7 Pro x64
 
> I know we could use step but its a smaller file size from Parasolid

You definitely should not switch to STEP just to solve this problem. The pathway from SW-->Parasolid-->NX involves no translation whatsoever, so it's always going to work better than some process based on translation to a neutral format.
 
You could clone it to get rid of unwanted text as we discussed in a previous occasion.

Michael Fernando (CSWE)
Tool and Die Designer
Siemens NX V10.0 + PDW
SWX 2013 SP3.0 X64
PDMWorks 2013
Logopress3
FastForm Advance
FormatWorks
 
Yes Michael, that's how I have been doing it so far

Brian Marchand-owner
BRM Design
NX 10.0.3.5 / MP6
16G Ram - Nvidia Quadro K4000
Win 7 Pro x64
 
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