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1-Visitor
January 25, 2016
Question

Two positions in an assembly with Family Table

  • January 25, 2016
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Hello,

I am quite new in Creo 2 and I have a problem trying to show two different positions involving only a change of an angle value in an assembly.

The angle is between two planes and I have constraints to the second plane so, what I change in the family table to show both positions is the value of that angle.

I do not know why but the option of "Verify instances of the family" is not available. Does anybody know why? What am I doing wrong?

In any case the assembly is ok but the problem is when I use the assembly in a drawing and I try to use both positions. The "Set Model" option is not working and I cannot change between instances, even though they are added to the drawing. And there is no error message. Does anyone could help me?

Thanks in advance


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StephenW
23-Emerald III
January 25, 2016

First you need to go the layout tab, Drawing models, and then Add model to add the instance to the drawing . You be able to add another view to the drawing once you've added the instance to the drawing.

Not sure about the verify instance. You would need to be in the generic (not the instance) to use the verify.

erguezga1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
January 27, 2016

It seems that is not possible to set two views of different instances in the same sheet. Is that correct?

16-Pearl
January 27, 2016

If I understand your problem, you should make two instances with a family table in your assembly. In each instance, you can swap the component you want. Then, in the drawing, as Stephen said, you add the needed instances of your assembly.