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[ceschi1959]

Bye to all,
the title of the discussion is a little dark but I try to explain it.
one of the things I've always done a lot of attention in modeling and together is the id that is assigned to every nx entity (and first in nx).
This id is essential for modeling.
Now with the new possibilities in the new releases I think there might be some big problems.
I make an example: the trim command now (nx7.5) allows to 'split' a more solid solid solid by assigning the starting solid id to one of the obtained solids and assigning a new to others.
This reassignment could, for example, send in solid tilts connected in wave. Have you ever seen abnormal behaviors in nx 7.5 that could depend on this new potential?
Riciao

 

[IPdesign]

It's definitely something I've never thought about, could this possibly affect even the association in the tables?
would be a big gap if for a split I have to recure the whole table

 

[Omen]

Hello, everyone!
I never happened (for now :wink to have links related issues and caused by the use of the spilt body command. But in theory, I believe that the situation you hypothesize can be presented. is a bit what happens when you do not select the operators correctly (tool and target) in the unions; with the difference that in the split, which of the two solids keeps id original I don't think you can decide.
not directly connected to your speech but I think you might want to fix this kind of problem is to use the "replacement assistant" to recapture corners and faces of the link automatically ... but maybe I'm a little digging!
As far as the perplexity of ip is concerned, I think there should be no problem in the table, in fact when splitting the solid obviously changes the id of one of the two new solids but not the ids of the faces and edges that are not modified by the cut.

Good day

 

[matfio]

the problem is that from nx7.5 the trim body (and not split) can cut the solid in more solid even infinitesimal (I call them pussies) that sometimes you do not notice of existence.
in this case the id of the solid where it will go?