multibody - flat repetition without bending notes

[gianmauro]

Hello, everyone.

Sometimes I happen starting from a simple sheet of having to cut it by rendondola several pieces.

At this point I find these problems:

I follow this procedure:
first body
-view of the model
- My files
-select multicoropo
- I choose the body I want to put on the table
- orientation "flat recetition"
- sending

result all ok, you generate a default configurationdevelopment

second body
Sometimes it happens that you do not generate defaultdevelopment1 and at this point I am screwed.

if you generate defaultdevelopment1 can happen that repetition is without bending lines.
looking in the tree relative to the known view that under "flat recetition" , bending lines is turned off (normally it is lit).

if I turn it on I see the folds on the table but, not the notes even if the property of the view "show notes of bending of the sheet" came out.


Can anyone help me?
Thank you and good Easter! !

 

[Mike1967]

Hello, everyone.

Sometimes I happen starting from a simple sheet of having to cut it by rendondola several pieces.

At this point I find these problems:

I follow this procedure:
first body
-view of the model
- My files
-select multicoropo
- I choose the body I want to put on the table
- orientation "flat recetition"
- sending

result all ok, you generate a default configurationdevelopment

second body
Sometimes it happens that you do not generate defaultdevelopment1 and at this point I am screwed.

if you generate defaultdevelopment1 can happen that repetition is without bending lines.
looking in the tree relative to the known view that under "flat recetition" , bending lines is turned off (normally it is lit).

if I turn it on I see the folds on the table but, not the notes even if the property of the view "show notes of bending of the sheet" came out.


Can anyone help me?
Thank you and good Easter! !

welcome in multibody sheet metal (which do not work... and my dealer
it pays the consequences...).
It's been more than two years since the multi-layered plates are driving me crazy. I've been giving up a priori.
the only cut that accepts is the "divid" that however is not always feasible and even when you manage to get more bodies it is not said that successive processes destroy the peculiarity of the multibody.
For example if after splitting a sheet you make an extruded cut that includes the two bodies, one of them loses the function of sanding.
Note your tree, the sheet function is only on a body, the flat repetition function is only one, so it will only spy on a body.
I attach you a screen where I used the split function twice to create a pz similar to yours.
in the office we have banned the multibody function limited to a few simple sheet metals (or when force majeure is forced) because in the time lost to fix the sheet that does not clear (by adding configurations ad hoc... etc.) I create a second part with the safety that will not leave me on foot.

Hi.