route parts

[a.belloni]

I need to see the path of the parts of every set I have inside a folder.
being the assemblies built with parts spread over more than one server I would like to understand how many are and where the parts are located.
Unfortunately I didn't find anything that could help me I can't do the revision manager on each set I'd miss a few days.
that you know there is some macros or some utility that can do to my case.
Thank you.

 

[Leso]

Um... but where are these asses? i.e. would you need to scan on multiple folders where there are assemblies and for each automatically would you make the list of folders where the individual parts are located?

 

[Be_on_edge]

I believe that the fastest method is to create an axieme containing all the axiemes to scan and then open it with the revision manager.

Hi.

 

[cacciatorino]

See if you like this:

open if without any open file --> ownership management --> open interest folder --> select columns --> view "folder"

 

[a.belloni]

open if without any open file --> ownership management --> open interest folder --> select columns --> view "folder"

but so I only see the path of the axieme, I need to see the path of the components of the axieme.

 

[a.belloni]

I believe that the fastest method is to create an axieme containing all the axiemes to scan and then open it with the revision manager.

and a little hard when you have 200 assemblings...

 

[a.belloni]

Um... but where are these asses? i.e. would you need to scan on multiple folders where there are assemblies and for each automatically would you make the list of folders where the individual parts are located?

Yes, and exactly what I need.

 

[Be_on_edge]

and a little hard when you have 200 assemblings...

• creates a new set
• creates a schizzo
• in the sketch awards "editor structure virtual component"
• drag the asses you want to check in the right list from the left column. (I know you have to do one by one but you have no waiting time, you are creating a simple list at the moment)
• close the sketch
• uses the command "public virtual structure"
• the inserted assemblies will be actually mounted at this point in the assemblies

In this way you should speed up the creation of the aid a lot.

Hi.