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April 14, 2020
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Loosing part color in assembly when using save as

  • April 14, 2020
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Hello together,

since we change from Wildfire 4 to Creo 4 i have a problem with color in assemblys when i using "save as" to create a new assembly.
The assemblys are generic and family based. A lot of the integrated parts are also generic and family based.


Example:
asm_genreric (with instances e.g. "asm_1" and "asm_2")
--part_red (generic with instances "part_red_1" and "part_red_2")
--part_blue (non generic)


All parts are colored (red / blue) before they are inserted in the assembly. The color should be always the same.
No color assignment is made in the assembly!


When I open a instance assembly e.g. "asm_1" with the part instance "part_red_1" and using "save as" and open
the new created assembly the "part_red_1" is no longer red and have the standard Creo color.
The non-generic part "part_blue" is blue.


I try this with Creo 4 and Creo 6 (new standard installation) and the system colors. With standard material assignment and without.


In both cases I have the problem, that the instance parts loosing their color.

Have anyone the same problem or maby a solution? Thanks.

1 reply

24-Ruby III
April 15, 2020

Hi,

please prepare data set for testing purposes, put into zip file and upload zip file.

KaiHawaii1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
April 15, 2020

Hello Martin,

 

here is a sample assembly with family table. Inside is a generic part and two "normal" parts.

If you open the instance "_ASM_COLOR_TEST_1" and use "save as" the part "_BLUE_PART_1" lose the blue color.

Thanks that you take a look at that!

Kai H.

 

To exclude configuration errors, I using Creo 4 M100, with standard configuration, standard colors and no material assinment.

24-Ruby III
April 15, 2020

@KaiHawaii wrote:

Hello Martin,

 

here is a sample assembly with family table. Inside is a generic part and two "normal" parts.

If you open the instance "_ASM_COLOR_TEST_1" and use "save as" the part "_BLUE_PART_1" lose the blue color.

Thanks that you take a look at that!

Kai H.

 

To exclude configuration errors, I using Creo 4 M100, with standard configuration, standard colors and no material assinment.


Hi,

I cannot reproduce your problem in Creo 4.0 M120. See attached picture and xx.asm.

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