Hello
I have a component configuration with states in effect for example delete, I close the file. I open it again and there states have been changed, why doesn't it keep the previous state?
Thank you for your help or explanation.
Hello;
When you talk about "states", do you mean "display states"?
If this is indeed the case, I recommend the use of Configurations instead, especially to "remove" one or more functions.
I find that the "display states" are sorely lacking in stability compared to configurations or families of parts.
Kind regards.
Hello Maclane,
Basically, in the configuration, states are checked according to components... but at the next opening without intervention the squares change state...
I don't work on the functions of a component like with the suppress function, it's a lack of stability at the next opening.
Thank you for your advice.
Kind regards.
Spectrum.
Inside a comosant to limit the number of configurations to be managed I go through the management of equations
In this case, I used an IF statement to remove the pattern characteristic if the total length is less than 119" (lower limit), or greater than 357" (upper limit), and any length that falls between the limits will have the pattern characteristic not removed.
“LPattern1” = IIF ( “length@Sketch1” < = 119 , “suppressed” , IIF ( “length@Sketch1” > 357 , “suppressed” , “unsuppressed” ) )
I find this variant complementary.
Kind regards.
Spectrum