Was able to run database administrator from a virtual machine.
-av8errr
Solid Edge ST3 MP11
HP Z400 W3565 @3.00GHz
Win XP X64
15GB RAM
NVIDIA Quadro 2000
Searched previous threads and didn't see an answer anywhere.
Is it possible to install the standard parts administrator on two separate workstations?
I need to make some modifcations to the property files of hundreds of standard parts, and the database manager seems the best way.
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Is there a way to re-assign the orgin for a hole table?
I have tried to click on the orgin step, and I am able to create an X2 and Y2 orgin arrows.
However, if I delete the first X1 and Y1 arrows, the table goes blank.
Anyone have any luck with this?
-av8errr
Solid Edge ST3 MP11
HP Z400 W3565...
In general, I try not to use sketches that much.
I generate the geometry in the initial part file, say for instance a set of splined teeth.
I would generate the initial tooth, and pattern it.
Then, if I needed to utilize that geometry in another part for a cutout or protrusion, i would "Include"...
In most cases, that's the best way to do it... in the part file.
And a side note, if you wish to do a cutout using text, such as an engraving, it is the only way.
-av8errr
Solid Edge ST3 MP9
HP Z400 W3565 @3.00GHz
Win XP X64
15GB RAM
NVIDIA Quadro 2000
From your screen shot, it appears that all of your dims are driven.
Outside of the variable table, and in the model....try to click on a dim.
A window should appear that you can type a dim into.
Adjacent to the field is a lock, which will appear unlocked.
Click on it, so that the dim is locked...
If you look closely at the variable table, there is a column named Value.
At the right side of the variables that are dimensions, there is a lock tab.
This must be selected, and show locked in order to drive the dims via an excel worksheet.
Then, click on the cell in the excel worksheet that has...
The other place I would try to make the change would be in styles.
Same deal here, edit the template file, but go into styles, and select line as the style type.
select cutting plane from the list, and click modify.
set the line weight to your preference, and click apply.
save the template file...
you need to open the template draft file.
It is saved on your"c" drive.
look in program files, solid edge st4, template.
Open the draft template file that you use when creating new draft documents.
Then, create a view with a section line.
edit the section line settings as you want them to be...
I have used a table to generate drawing revisions in draft.
It can easilly be updated to add rows and columns.
-av8errr
Solid Edge ST3 MP9
xw4600
3GB RAM
Core2Quad CPU 3.00GHz
NVIDIA Quadro FX4800
We are stuck with Windows XP for 6 months to a year, but would like to get current with ST4.
Has anyone run into issues installing/using ST4 on XP that I should be concerned with.
Our support "will not address XP operating system related issues, or provide XP-specific fixes."
-av8errr
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