binding connection bolted inventor

[teddy]

do you know how to go to bind the bolted connection in the holes?
I explain better, I have 2 holes on a plate, I create the bolted connection (clicking on "follow series") and so far all set.
if later I go to change the intersection of the two holes the first remains as it must but the second does not move ( moves the hole but the screw remains there where it was before).
I know that I can bind the screws once, but with so many screws you lose too much time.
You know how to solve this?
Thank you and good evening!

 

[Error404]

I think it's weird that you don't get up to it.
to me it automatically moves everything as soon as I change the position of the holes, maybe check that after the change of the part, once back in the axieme there is no active button at the top that requires to update the document.
the only thing that maybe needs a new input is when I create new holes, in that case I have to reopen the feature of the bolted series and give it "ok" to make the new bolts appear.

Have you tried to reopen the function and reconfirm?

 

[Peppe]

the following series works in 2 different ways:
1) follow series (hole positioning) referring to a specific processing (usually - the connection is composed for example screw + rosette and this is serialized following the working series on the part and if you change entire holes or number of machining on the part, the connection follows these changes.
2) follow series (concentric positioning or point) referring to a processing with multiple holes - the connection is a single object with multiple screws and rosettes) this does not automatically update if you change something on the geometry of the processing. to automatically update the connection -> button dx -> component -> automatic resolution.
This last operation allows the software to automatically adapt the connection to the reference elements with a performance attack at the opening or updating of the axieme.

 

[teddy]

Thank you for both answers, I try and I can tell you

 

[batleo]

Wow, you always learn something, I didn't know it.