Well if you have the 3D of this assembly, you can directly explode as you wish, see the configuration tab... Then in your MEP you have inserted your view, so you right-click in your property view and click on exploded view... I'll take screenshots as soon as my pc is available... Or else watch this => Bing videos Good luck. @+. AR.
Usually when this error appears it is because the corresponding properties do not exist in the file, in this case the asm file of the subassembly. So I'd look at the custom properties of the 3D of the subassembly. The plan model with indications in the cartouche on the material, the treatment, a surface condition seems well suited for a part, less so for an assembly. Maybe you used the wrong document template for your drawing?
in the tree of a drawing, right-click on " Sheet " then " Property " and then you change the dimensions. If it's done well the borders and the cartouche will fit, otherwise you'll have to tinker!
I don't think it's very complicated. You open a copy of your A4 and then change its format to A3, without taking back your A3 background plan if it doesn't work I haven't tried but it has to work.
I don't understand anything, I take an A4 sheet format that works very well with my individual pieces. I open my asm and for the MEP I choose the A4 which works well and there PAF it's a mess. I don't understand the relationship between ASM and MEP. Did I create the ASM when I forgot to declare something that would explain the PB.
We agree: your problem is that the title block doesn't fill up with the information Case, matter, description etc...?
Because for this problem, it's like I said your first message: $PRPSHEET call the properties of the 3D model used in the drawing. If the DEAL property does not exist in the 3D model, this field will not display anything in the drawing.
And if not:
In the assembly file that is passed, except for the Description property, which has no value, there are no custom properties.