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You are right that we have done A LOT of cleaning from R15 to R17 . In term of reorganizing the PRM resource . Two things you can do ( "must do" maybe but this isn't polite) 1- Check the Sr1 documentation, Section PRM Resource , we have done a gigantic cleaning in Sr1 ,and the mandatory...

You need to use the command "CATCloGenerateResolvedParts.bat" to Generate Resolved Parts from Parametric Parts 1 - first prepare the DIN Parametric Parts , you must verify that the deisgn table containing the parameters and the vlaues of those parameters are correct .If you don't know , we...

Ok I found out that this problem was fixed in R16Sp6 R17Sp1 Sorry for the inconvenience . amdsoo - Check STR Web site at http://www.freespaces.com/amdsoo/

You forgot to tell me the CATIA level . IS it R17 or earlier version ? I'm investigating on my side but please give me the level . amdsoo - Check STR Web site at http://www.freespaces.com/amdsoo/

I'm surprised by your problem . Structure Design has always used a resolved section catalog since Day 1 . There is no change here . What we have changed tough , is the Panel to access the section and the structure of the catalog itself . This is to re-align Structure design to all the others...

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Ask me about SPL/SFD/SDD/SR1/CNA products and I will answer timely . amdsoo - Check STR Web site at http://www.freespaces.com/amdsoo/

I'm the product manager for STR applications . There is no problem of associativity in your scenario . This is simply an issue of methodology . Structure Design doesn't work in Relative mode , only in Absolute Mode , Meaning that each member you create is perfectly associative to the wireframe...

I'm the Dassault Product Manager for all the STR Applications . In order to use the DIN catalog , you must "resolve" the sections . This is the normal procedure as a parametric definition is simply a nice way to package lots of sections economically but they don't exist in reality , they must...