daveykbelgium
Mechanical
- Mar 12, 2005
- 73
I use Wildfire 2 and Pro/INTRALINK 3.3
I have top-level assemblies which are generic assemblies.
I use these assemblies predominantly via simplified reps.
Mostly I enter the generic assembly, and not an instance.
Presently the master representation of the assembly can be opened.
For whatever reason, I make a change that changes the generic assembly. When I save the generic, I have a warning that the instances have not been verified. This warning can be ignored, but….
When I submit the generic assembly into Intralink, the submission is prevented because Intralink insists that the instances are verified. This means I have to retrieve the master rep of the generic assembly, and verify the family tables and save again.
This is a pain, but doable.
However, should the generic assembly become so big you can no longer do this, what is the solution – is there an alternative methodology?
Also, my understanding is that in order to re-order parts and sub-assemblies, I have to be in the master rep? Once again, a problem?
Sure, using skeletons such problems would probably never happen, but if they did, is there a workaround?
Thanks in advance
Dave
I have top-level assemblies which are generic assemblies.
I use these assemblies predominantly via simplified reps.
Mostly I enter the generic assembly, and not an instance.
Presently the master representation of the assembly can be opened.
For whatever reason, I make a change that changes the generic assembly. When I save the generic, I have a warning that the instances have not been verified. This warning can be ignored, but….
When I submit the generic assembly into Intralink, the submission is prevented because Intralink insists that the instances are verified. This means I have to retrieve the master rep of the generic assembly, and verify the family tables and save again.
This is a pain, but doable.
However, should the generic assembly become so big you can no longer do this, what is the solution – is there an alternative methodology?
Also, my understanding is that in order to re-order parts and sub-assemblies, I have to be in the master rep? Once again, a problem?
Sure, using skeletons such problems would probably never happen, but if they did, is there a workaround?
Thanks in advance
Dave