rename files maintaining connection

[MaiMollare]

Good day to all
I have a set made up of a frame and a lid worked together, under I have processed seeds and under their respective fusions.
What I would like to do and rename them all simultaneously in such a way as to have together, semi-finished and mergers with new parts number to which I will go to change the fusion and the modification will also affect the work.
with create parametric this you could do simply by selecting all the parts and put on the table and clicking save copy.
I now use nx 8.5 and team center but I do not see this possibility, actually it allows me to save as only a single part or together.
I would not like to start again from the new merger and recreate all the processing features. :frown:
I would like to know how you do it because there will certainly be a chance.
I hope I have not been too articulated in the explanation.
thanks to anyone who wants to help me

 

[ceschi1959]

hi, the command to use is the clone assembly command.
I suggest you study it well before using it because it presupposes a very thorough knowledge of how nx works together.
you will realize that, unlike creo, to bind geometry between the parts you use the wave command and you do not need to 'publish' anything.
the ties that you come to create are updated when the part is loaded entirely in ram and if you have flagged the 'partial loading' in the loading options you are moooled at risk of losing links or at least not to update them. with the clone assembly command go on the safe side always that you did things well before.
p.s. but change the file name or simply revision it in tc?
but you didn't take courses, didn't you have hotlines? what you ask is the basics of work in nx.
Hi.

 

[MaiMollare]

Hello baskets
I opened nx and found the clona assembly command, now I go to do some tests.
I didn't find the 'partial loading' option but I searched it under the wave command. I have it in Italian, is it called "associative" in Italian?
my purpose is to create new files with new part number with same processing but with a slightly different fusion
Unfortunately what I'm learning I'm learning it myself and with great effort, nx is substantially different from I create on many things and the manuals I bought help little.
thanks again for the help

 

[ciciu]

I use clone for a reason similar to yours.
I try to have a starting set where all parts have an equal syntax in the name (e.g.
then use replace that syntax with anotherIf you have parts with different name you can decide to keep them or rename them in exceptions . but here the command according to me does a little bit the bizze : sometimes it does not keep me the selected parts to keep with the original name)

 

[MaiMollare]

Hi I drive
I subscribe to what you said, I managed to use this command, but I had to simplify the assembling, reducing the parts (vites,washers, pins) and other, otherwise it went a bit in crisis, but I still reached the point.
Hi.