Hi all
I would need, for a specific application, to output the detailed nomenclature of the parts or bodies inserted in a part.
The idea would be to be able to extract the following nomenclature,
1-Gross
2-Axis
What solution can be envisaged? knowing that I can't go through an assembly because I have to deform all of this!
Yours sincerely.
Mathieu N.
Hello
Maybe by using the "welded construction" tool, and from there, come out the welded part bill of materials (which takes into account the bodies of the part)?
Have a good day to you
Hello M_Nayard!
I think you could go through a welded construction, in order to get the bill of materials you want.
Hello @Rim-b,
I have already gone through the sheet metal module and welded construction but without success.
I need to stay on the classic construction to have maximum freedom on the "deformed" function.
The problem remains complex, I've been working on the subject for 6 months, enough to keep me busy for a little more time ;-)!
Have a nice day.
Mathieu N.
Hi @HG39 ,
Here is my research on the solution you propose, I have circled in red what I have to extract in nomenclature without going through the custom pp because the basic components are extracted from the library.
Have a nice day.
Mathieu N.
Hello
In your SLDPRT, obligation to have a list of welded parts, so a welded construction because several bodies.
In your SLDDRW, insert a normal bill of materials with "Detailed list of welded parts" and "detailed bill of materials" options.
In this way you get
1 - Name of the set that corresponds to the $prp of the SLDPRT
1.1 - Name of body 1 which corresponds to the $prp of the mechanically welded body
1.2 - Name of body 2 which corresponds to the $prp of the part inserted in SLDPRT 1.
Another thing, part 1.2 so the axis is a part within a part, when inserting it you have to tell it to copy the properties in the list of welded parts.
Is that what you want?
Hello @Michael DELACOTE,
I have tested this principle but I still have a $prp problem.
I'm going to do more advanced tests on this subject when I have a little more time and I should probably come up with something.
Yours sincerely.
Mathieu N.