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family table e varianti locali

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Good morning to all,

I know exactly what I'm asking proves my inability to manage the warehouse, but I'm going to expose my problem anyway.

I created a set with a family table branched and saved in the component warehouse.
I wanted to use the aid in the project, changing the quotas to the components or generating exclusive local variations to the project itself, I wondered if it was possible to add them only locally, without going to affect the original axieme with an infinity of variations generated over time by multiple projects.

the first thing that comes to mind is to create a copy of the original and throw it into the project directory, but so I do nothing but weight the folder. So I ask myself: is it possible to manage this only with tables of the family? or is there another system I don't know?



thanks in advance,
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you are a little too generic, the possibilities are many, but it depends a lot (not to say "all") on the type of product and what variants it has.

in my experience with the ploughs (configurable product with many variants in each compartment both "logical" and assembly) I had come to discard the family tables for high-level management (finished product), but only for low-level logical families; to the occurrence I created the new finished product, to the limit I integrated the family only if there was a real future convenience (or to the limit I marked as "to insert into family" those groups that were initially specific to a customer.

but the streets are so many.
product configurators are created specifically to find and maintain the most useful rules in this sense.
 
I would find myself quite well, but rightly in every project happens the special variant and adding it to the warehouse is absurd.
the most indicated use that comes to mind could be, as mentioned above, use the ad hoc tables of the family. but this should/ should be loaded already at the opening of the project. Maybe you can do it, but I don't know how to do it.
 
It's an ad hoc product, but it allows you to configure variants, without going through heavier files like family tables.
 
Serviman said:
Here. So I stop here...
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Come back.
My joke was about the fact that you reported me an ad hoc product and so I immediately imagined it was some plug-in to buy.
But no! and here I sprinkle my silos of ignorance, I find that in the creation of the assemblies there are the two variants:

configurable module
configurable product

two entities to me absolutely unknown.
I'll take time to understand them.

Thank you!
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p.
Can you tell me about tutorials and/or manuals?
 
It's still a package to buy (which I would recommend only if you already have the advanced assembly, otherwise leave it alone).
I have no documentation about it, but if you're interested, your dealer sends you everything you need.
 
you can make the assemblies/parts flexible for the individual upper assemblies and decide which odds to manage, in this way various component/axis in the individual project and not on the original part/axis.
 
Shotfree said:
you can make the assemblies/parts flexible for the individual upper assemblies and decide which odds to manage, in this way various component/axis in the individual project and not on the original part/axis.
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You're referring to configurable products/modules, right? I realized that they work this way, but I still haven't been able to do study tests. especially the differences between the two entities!
 
Serviman said:
You're referring to configurable products/modules, right? I realized that they work this way, but I still haven't been able to do study tests. especially the differences between the two entities!
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no, you have this function with the standard license (or at least I think), allows you to define the variation of quite, the suppression of components and processes together without changing the original component.
 
Nothing, I didn't even know this aspect of flexibility... that bitterness.
Now I have two things to study and in the meantime carry out the projects.

Thank you.
 
Figured, however, it is easy to use, I attach a simple example to you, you can notice that the element at the same time has an inter axle of 100 mm while if you open the component the chopper is 40 mm (of course it is an example with a part but it is worth the same rule for the assemblies. In this way you can also manage the suppression of the features or components below axiemi.
 

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Figured, however, it is easy to use, I attach a simple example to you, you can notice that the element at the same time has an inter axle of 100 mm while if you open the component the chopper is 40 mm (of course it is an example with a part but it is worth the same rule for the assemblies. In this way you can also manage the suppression of the features or components below axiemi.
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probably or surely you did it with a version of creo greater than 2...
No, it opens.
Anyway, I'm experimenting on my own right now, following your directions.
 
How beautiful!! !
Sorry, but I didn't know anything about the flexibility of the parts/assies.

I noticed that the series is more rognose, in the flexible context. I refer specifically to the number of elements to be inserted in the series. for similarity, I thought flexibility would behave like family table management. Instead, at least in my creo2, the number of components of the series is a fixed feature (unless to change it with a family, in fact).
I tried to manage the number of elements with an ad hoc parameter related, but in flexibility that specific parameter is not accepted.

so for the series I understand, I can change:
  1. the displacement measures of the series.
  2. suppress it
  3. change the size of the repeated feature.
Do I understand?
also for you is so or was it implemented with subsequent releases?

Thank you guys!
♪

p.
I'm still standing on the configurable modules and projects, but it's in my priority list!
 
Serviman said:
How beautiful!! !
Sorry, but I didn't know anything about the flexibility of the parts/assies.

I noticed that the series is more rognose, in the flexible context. I refer specifically to the number of elements to be inserted in the series. for similarity, I thought flexibility would behave like family table management. Instead, at least in my creo2, the number of components of the series is a fixed feature (unless to change it with a family, in fact).
I tried to manage the number of elements with an ad hoc parameter related, but in flexibility that specific parameter is not accepted.

so for the series I understand, I can change:
  1. the displacement measures of the series.
  2. suppress it
  3. change the size of the repeated feature.
Do I understand?
also for you is so or was it implemented with subsequent releases?

Thank you guys!
♪

p.
I'm still standing on the configurable modules and projects, but it's in my priority list!
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cases are many and certain things the program handles them differently from high.
with flexibility certain measures are better manageable with the quota inserted manually, others with the quota given through "measure".
in the series the flexible components have never given me particular discomfort.

I ask you a question: are you trying to control with flexibility different items placed in series?
 

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