View dependent Curves in model views (TFR ISO) 2

[Srikanthaallu]

Hello,

How to make View dependent Curves in model views (TFR ISO) to NON dependent? Check mate does not pass if Curves are View dependent.

Thanks in advance
Srikanth

 

[jerry1423]

I would like to explain it to you, but since I am not at work right now it is hard for me to do without NX in front of me.
Do you know why those curves are view-dependent ?

 

[Srikanthaallu]

Not sure how they are View dependent. We ar now investigating, let you know If we find the reason

 

[NutAce]

I tried to create "view dependent curves" in modeling but it wasn't even possible for me...
So now I'm thinking you might have the naming wrong?

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[Mantesh]

Hello,
To make Srikanthaallu's question more clear I explaining the issue once again, when the checkmate is run for a model we are getting the error like "No view-dependent Geometry allowed checker". Can any one explain how to resolve this issue?

 

[ewh]

..."No view-dependent Geometry allowed checker"

The initial post seems to indicate that the view depenent curves are on the modeling side. Are they? Or are they only present in a drawing view?

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[cowski]

Go to Information -> Object and select the curve indicated as being view dependent; please post the information below the header for us to have a look.

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[jerry1423]

Go into the Drafting module.
View (pulldown) toggle Display sheet off
Edit (pull-down) -> View -> View dependent edit -> In the "convert dependecy" section of icons select view to model -> pick those curves that need need converted from view dependent to model -> OK
View (pulldown) toggle Display sheet back on

 

[jerry1423]

The above was based on NX7.5

 

[JohnRBaker]

BTW, was this part imported into NX from some other CAD system?

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[Mantesh]

Hello Jerry1423,
Your solution has worked for Nx8 also. Thanks for your valuable solution which saved my time.