large assembly drawing

[The_Matrix]

Bye to all,
during my wandering with customers I often collected the cries of pain regarding the creation of 2d of large assembly.
cries of pain obviously regarding the performance.
with the help of the drawing product manager I put down this document that I hope serves as guideline for everyone.
ug is really strong in the management of large assembly, provided it is placed in the conditions to do so.
then:
- refile of data in nx8.5
- refile data with new lightweights
- refile with cleanup
- assembly call using partial loading and lightweight
- smart lightweight views
the document refers to nx8.5...
some things are also present in previous versions, but not all. for example the new lightweight and exact smart views generated by the new hlr engine are specific of the current version.

without the updated/optimized/cleaned data, you can put what engine you want in your car, but the road will be so disconnected that more than 30 per hour you can not do.
Clean the road... Asphalt it well... remove obstacles... and you can take advantage of the 550 cv of your ug. :finger:

 

[ciciu]

1 - launch the refile_part.exe -regen_lw command for an entire archive set lw in all .prts present ? what is the version of origin?

2 - personally, when I tried the lw setting in view preferences I was not satisfied with the graphic results

 

[The_Matrix]

1 - launch the refile_part.exe -regen_lw command for an entire archive set lw in all .prts present ? what is the version of origin?

2 - personally, when I tried the lw setting in view preferences I was not satisfied with the graphic results

refilethe refile_part.exe -regen_lw command is fine if you already have in older versions the lightweight with the correct string tolerance.
If so it is not, and it is not for 95% of customers, I assure you, then you better
- set rope tolerance and angle in customer default
- use the refile_part.exe -regen_lw_def_tol command that thus builds you lightweight using dpv tolerances.
I also recommend a nice -cleanup that performs a part cleanup on the models.
Graphic resultsObviously it is necessary to take into account that the lightweight generate a "approached" view given by the string error for the "curve" parts (holes etc).
However the situation has completely changed in nx8.5, due to the new algorithms of hlr
You better see how he behaves... I normally use a "standard" or "smooth" accuracy for lightweights and results are good... so much she lightweight uses for really big views.
try also (always in 8.5) the new exact views... You'll be surprised.