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Disable automatic regeneration

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asikatz

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Hello,
I'm looking for a way to disable the automatic regeneration that happens after each feature is add.
My problem is when I write a toolkit program that build an assembly with known parts, it takes Pro/E a lot of time to build it, because it
seems like it preforms a regeneration automatically. I can order it to regenerate in specific points in the code.
Any help will be grate,
Thanks.
 
I didn't find a such option in configuration file.

You say that even if you do not call ProSolidRegenerate, ProE will regenerate the parts?

-Hora
 
Hi Hora,
Unfortunately, yes, even if I don't call ProSolidRegenerate it will automatically regenerate.
 
Well, don't know what to say. I didn't expect this.

I'm wondering if you can freeze the components (make them read only). This will make ProE not to regenerate the components. I didn't search thru ProToolkit API function to see if a option like this can be called inside a C program.

-Hora
 
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