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Hello, everyone.
I write you because I have a problem, I practically find myself an assembly in which there are many different components and I would like the weight entirely to be consistent with what is the real model.

I set the material suitable for in every .prt but apparently I jumped someone because if I go to see the mass properties of the model this turns out to have an inverosimile weight, there is a way to have in front of the weights of all the components without having to open them one by one?
 
... is there a way to have weights in front of all components without having to open them one by one?
Hi.

Of course, just do a drw of the set and insert a table where you call the parameters of the code and the weight, and maybe others that can serve you.
 
or you can add the weight column in the model tree, you have a comfortable eye shot especially with large assemblies.
from the model tree you can also carry out researches, e.g. weight > 1000 kilos and I create you select immediately the components from the weights inverosimili.
 
right, other good method. with the occasion ... can you choose the number of decimals displayed?
 
or you can add the weight column in the model tree, you have a comfortable eye shot especially with large assemblies.
from the model tree you can also carry out researches, e.g. weight > 1000 kilos and I create you select immediately the components from the weights inverosimili.
unfortunately I can not add column, use creo parametric 2.0, there are particular steps to follow? Maybe I have it in front of my eyes but I swear I don't see it:

I take this opportunity to ask you something else:
I have the need to create an explosive view of a fairly complex subset and of this I should create the distinct base that only bears the name of the piece and the quantity, unfortunately I do not have familiarity with the parameters and tables, I read some discussion but I did not understand well how to do, can I make a very simple example?
 
unfortunately I can not add column, use creo parametric 2.0, there are particular steps to follow? Maybe I have it in front of my eyes but I swear I don't see it:
tree model > settings > tree columns, add what you need and if you save it you also remain.

I take this opportunity to ask you something else:
No, it's better if you don't take advantage of it. not to make confusion is preferable not to treat different topics in a discussion. do a research first, the topic has been treated many times, see also here:http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/search.php?searchid=2202723If you have any doubts, take a whistle.
 

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tree model > settings > tree columns, add what you need and if you save it you also remain.




No, it's better if you don't take advantage of it. not to make confusion is preferable not to treat different topics in a discussion. do a research first, the topic has been treated many times, see also here:http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/search.php?searchid=2202723If you have any doubts, take a whistle.
Thank you very much, I did! But unfortunately it puts me the mass only of some components despite I have set the material for everyone.

for the problem related to the distinct base with table and parameters can you help me?
 
Thank you very much, I did! But unfortunately it puts me the mass only of some components despite I have set the material for everyone.
have you put this weight=mp_mass(" in the reports of each particular to create the parameter?

for the distinct ... repeat, do a nice search, or click on the link I gave, there is a lot of information and sample files.
 
Unfortunately the link does not lead me to any page.

no that passage I skipped it, I limited myself to declaring the material of each piece, so doing when I go to do the analysis of mass properties thanks to the volume and density tells me the weight of the component, that passage to which you refer I have to do it for all the pieces?

the problem is that I don't find it, basically you say I have to open every piece and then tools>parameters> and insert a new parameter in which I insert the string "weight=mp_mass("")" right?
 
Unfortunately the link does not lead me to any page.
Strange. However go to advanced research, selections create parametric (ex pro/e), tell him to seek distinct, to appear many discussions on the topic.
... and then tools>parameter> and insert a new parameter in which I insert the string "weight=mp_mass("")" right?
Almost, tools > reports and covers education. so doing prepare the weight parameter that you can also recall in the distinct.
 
Strange. However go to advanced research, selections create parametric (ex pro/e), tell him to seek distinct, to appear many discussions on the topic.



Almost, tools > reports and covers education. so doing prepare the weight parameter that you can also recall in the distinct.
Okay I did, you were very kind.

for the distinct now I try to understand something more, if anything I open a discussion in the right section.
Thanks again
 
config.pro param_dec_places, you can set from 0 to 14 decimals
or if for some components you want to keep high precision and for others not, just put on the latter post regeneration report:

weight=ceil(mp_mass("),1)
 
Good morning.
I read all the discussion, but I wasn't able to make the weight appear.
My model has the following relationship:
/* standard
weight=mp_mass())

in the part initially, I had the default assigned material, which I now set to fe30.

I can't understand how I have to do to see the weight in the parameters of the model and drw.
Can you help me?
 
the weight parameter (pro_mp_mass) find it below tools > parameters > mass properties generated. Please note that this is automatically updated only if in the creo configuration (config.pro) you set the option mass_property_calculate su automatic, otherwise it only updates on request i.e. when you make a analysis of mass properties.
Furthermore, any parameter shows it in a drawing chart or text note by writing &nome_del_parameter.
e.g. & weight or &pro_mp_mass
Bye.
 
Yes, it is.
I was looking at it now. I set it up on "by_request".
Thank you, sir.

if I want to return the name of the material?
I now write it as a string, but I would like it to be the real material. . .(if it is good to ask in this discussion? )
 
when you check a material you create the ptc_material_name parameter compiled with the name of the material you can recall in the cartiglio as above (&ptc_material_name).
Bye.
 
the weight parameter (pro_mp_mass) find it below tools > parameters > mass properties generated. Please note that this is automatically updated only if in the creo configuration (config.pro) you set the option mass_property_calculate su automatic, otherwise it only updates on request i.e. when you make a analysis of mass properties.
Furthermore, any parameter shows it in a drawing chart or text note by writing &nome_del_parameter.
e.g. & weight or &pro_mp_mass
Bye.
I still ask you a question:
How do I do with the imported details? such as a pneumatic cylinder.
because the aid does not regenerate me.. .
 

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