bubbles with many numbers (pm13455)

[///italian]

Hello everyone my name is Mario, and work on wf3
I wanted to know if you could help me in this little problem, I searched in the online help and its manuals without results.
I have details that on the drw are numbered as pm13455 etc etc and the text in the bubble is not there..
I can do the saddleless tutoo or decrease the text to make it stand in the bubble, but then print it is no longer read and who has to mount the pieces is not very happy. .
Thank you in advance for your help. .

 

[wired]

Hello everyone my name is Mario, and work on wf3
I wanted to know if you could help me in this little problem, I searched in the online help and its manuals without results.
I have details that on the drw are numbered as pm13455 etc etc and the text in the bubble is not there..
I can do the saddleless tutoo or decrease the text to make it stand in the bubble, but then print it is no longer read and who has to mount the pieces is not very happy. .
Thank you in advance for your help. .

Hi.
What's the question?
You want another number?
You want a bubble without edge?
Want a bubble that changes size according to the text?
You want a big but fixed bubble?

 

[///italian]

Hi.
What's the question?
You want another number?
You want a bubble without edge?
Want a bubble that changes size according to the text?
You want a big but fixed bubble?

No numbering must be that, because that's what's in the bom.
the max would be worth a bubble that fits the size of the text. .

 

[maxopus]

Why not use the index in the bubble?

 

[///italian]

Because the bom comes to me from another electric cad, so I'm not the son of a bitch.

 

[maxopus]

if you have a bubble in pro/e as a rule you must have a repetition region with its bom regardless of whether the models are imported.

 

[mgdi]

Good morning to all,

after long time of absence (and distance from pro/e-cree) I return to.....break the boxes.
I'm accusing myself to this post even though old man.
I create elements/pro 5 in a table setting I need to create a bubble that bears the name of the component within the bubbles. all right here (I think), I can get him back.... but obviously he's not in the bubble!
How can I have a bubble without edge?
how can I have a bubble that changes size according to the text?

if possible

Thank you.

 

[MORENO100]

Sorry but I have no suggestions, I share the same problem.
I tried and tried again, but the program necessarily wants a circle entity on which to hook the guide line, I find the really miserable thing.
I hope someone can help us.

 

[tartufon80]

Good morning!

in some cases I had a similar "problem": I solved not using bubbles.
I created a macro that brings out a drawing note with guide, and that shows me a parameter related to the component I point with the note (the parameter obviously I decide, in my case the description of the component).

Could it be a solution?

 

[MORENO100]

hello tartufon80,
I would be curious to see how it works, can you give us the macro?
Thank you.

 

[tartufon80]

Here she is.
mapkey note_desc @mapkey_name inserts a note that recalls the description \
mapkey(continued) of the component to which the note itself is attached;\
mapkey(continued) @mapkey_labelnota description;~ select `main_dlg_cur````menubar1`1`insert`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ close `main_dlg_cur` `menubar1`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ activate `main_dlg_cur` `insert.psh_dwg_note`;#iso leader;#make notes;\
mapkey(continued) @pause_for_screen_pick;~ activate `get select``done_sel`;#done;\
mapkey(continued) @pause_for_screen_pick;&description:att_mdl;#done/return;Obviously in my case, the parameter is description. :smile:

 

[MORENO100]

Thanks tartufon80, it works!
in your case you have recovered the "description" parameter of the component you attached to, you know how to add the corresponding component name too?
I have made several attempts but I can't find the right syttax.
Thank you, again.

 

[tartufon80]

Well, on the component name (I imagine filename) I don't know. I made a quick try, but it's not...
In any case, in my opinion, you can bypass it like this:

- create an additional string parameter (e.g. tartufon)
- add in the model a relationship like this: tartufon = rel_model_name()
- at this point in the note you create with the macro call the parameter tartufon

Clearly if you have to use this note on existing components, the matter stretches, because you will have to go to open each model to add parameter and relationship.

the alternative is that some sanctity of the forum comes to our help!!! :biggrin::biggrin:

in any case I think that tonight I close the hut, and we meet again to new year...I'm sure good parties to all!!! :smile:

 

[Parametric_Ozzy]

Well, on the component name (I imagine filename) I don't know. I made a quick try, but it's not...
In any case, in my opinion, you can bypass it like this:

- create an additional string parameter (e.g. tartufon)
- add in the model a relationship like this: tartufon = rel_model_name()
- at this point in the note you create with the macro call the parameter tartufon

Clearly if you have to use this note on existing components, the matter stretches, because you will have to go to open each model to add parameter and relationship.

the alternative is that some sanctity of the forum comes to our help!!! :biggrin::biggrin:

in any case I think that tonight I close the hut, and we meet again to new year...I'm sure good parties to all!!! :smile:

You simply have to add the id number of the assembly component to recall any parameter at table.
For example &description:1 (where :1 is component id, you can find id in relationships) try and let me know. :smile: