tabella fori multipla

[calacc]

hi guys, I try to explain what I want to get: I have a solid where I have performed several-sided holes series; the goal would be to get on the same sheet multiple drilling tables associated with its views and coordinate systems. at the moment I couldn't because when I try to put down the table holes for the second view I get the message a view can not accommodate two sets of hole labels but in fact I wanted to associate it with the second view! You know if you can do that? Thank you.

 

[320i S]

try to create a simplified representation (without touching anything) and insert a view on which to associate the table?

 

[calacc]

No, I didn't try with the simplified representation you know if you can? because I noticed that the hole table is always associated with the first view of the drawing sheet, and there is no way for the user to decide which view to associate it... for the moment I only copied the sheet n times how many are the hole tables, made the hole tables in the next sheets and then copied the tables in the first sheet that will be the only one I will go to publish. This is the solution I found, do you know a faster one?

 

[320i S]

sincerely I did not try, but many similar situations, I solved them with representations

 

[arni1]

.... and there is no way for the user to decide which view to associate it.. . ?

The way is there.
when you go to create the tables you have to select ccordinate system in the right viewcation
Arni

 

[calacc]

You're right! I select the coordinate system from the model tree... it was for that reason!

 

[calacc]

I sent back this discussion that was enlightening to me at the time. .
Do you know if a hole table can be obtained for holes that are on multiple views? or is it really impossible?

 

[freexf]

Normally what counts is the coordinate system whose z must be perpendicular to a plane parallel to the screen.
Thus, each hole on the surface perpendicular to the z will be shown in the table, but there is a condition: it is that the position surface of the hole is the one in the face to the user in the view.
a hole whose axis is perpedicular to the screen plane is placed in the surface of behind not that in the face will not be shown in the table, because it has a -z and not +z sense.