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SteveLucas1-Visitor
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July 17, 2012
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issues with coordinate systems

  • July 17, 2012
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I have more than one operation in my manufacturing file with more than one coordinate system(top and bottom of a part). when I go to put sequences in my second operation with a different coordinate system it always reverts back to the first operation coordinate system and retract plane even if I select the correct coordinate system and retract when I set the sequence up. this is very irritating!!! has anyone else had this problem? What aam I missing here had this problem since WF5.

Steve


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Best answer by mnelson

Hey Steve,

I just figured I would ask I have ran multiple operations doing the same thing your describing and have not had a issue. The only problem I ran into when I first started doing multiple operations was I basically made a bunch of tool paths then tried to input the new operation after I already created the tool paths and it would do similar to what you are describing.

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mnelson1-Visitor
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July 17, 2012

Did you change the operation cys? I did not see that in your post that you changed that too.

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SteveLucas1-VisitorAuthor
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July 18, 2012

Matt,

I did change the operation csys to a different csys my start part has the first csys as nccsys which would be either the top or the bottom of the part.Then when the part gets flipped in the vise it's a new operation with a new csys that gets named top or bottom depending which side it is. the problem is when I go to the second operation it seems to stick with the nccsys from the start part even though I specify the newly created csys in the setup of the new operation. It must be something I am doing wrong if no one else has this problem. I just can't figure it out.

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July 18, 2012

Hey Steve,

I just figured I would ask I have ran multiple operations doing the same thing your describing and have not had a issue. The only problem I ran into when I first started doing multiple operations was I basically made a bunch of tool paths then tried to input the new operation after I already created the tool paths and it would do similar to what you are describing.

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