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chewdogg021-Visitor
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October 13, 2014
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I dont want feature dimensions included on corresponding layer.

  • October 13, 2014
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I have dimensions disappearing from my drawing when layers curve, datum plane, etc are set to hidden. The feature dimensions have been added to the layer automatically due to what I am guessing is the config option |collect_dims_in_active_layer| which is set to yes by default. (config issue we are trying to sort out for a customer we are working with)


I have now set this config to no but it only affects features created from this point on.


Does anyone know how I can correct the features that have already been created with the config option set to Yes?


Creo2

Date Code: M100


Thanks

David Cress

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kimndave91-Visitor
1-Visitor
October 13, 2014

You can select dimensions and remove them from the layer(s) you don't want them on.


Since they were effectively manually added, as opposed to being there by configurable rule, it requires manual removal.


I think there is no 'remove unwanted objects from layer' setting.


You can create and save a Search query to use with a mapkey to make the process a little less onerous.

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DonSenchuk12-Amethyst
12-Amethyst
October 14, 2014
You should be able to swing something with ModelCHECK.

I'd look into...

LAYER_MOVE (.MCH file) turns on the ability to use the move layer functionality.
PRT_LAYER_MOVE (.MCS file) defines which layers are to be removed, what layer they are to be replaced with (and of course all the items are moved to the new layer)

With that config set, when the objects are moved to the new layer it should leave the dimensions behind.

If that doesn't work, there is a longer, clunkier way to use ModelCHECK to get you to your end result.


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