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Hello,
Is there a specific setting into configuration or somewhere else which will not allow to have BOM balloons with custom symbol?
Regards
Ketan
Ketan,
if you want to use custom BOM balloon symbol, you have to:
Martin Hanak
Martin,
I am doing all above steps. It is working for creo 2.0 M090 and M120 I have with me. Custom symbol I created using M090.
What challenge I am facing is that same thing is not working on our client's machine [Creo 2.0 with M120]. I am wondering why it is not working on their system.
Regards
Ketan
Ketan,
create new empty drawing and execute steps 1. and 2. in it (do not execute step 3.). Send this drawing to client machine and test custom balloon functionality.
Martin Hanak
Hi Martin,
Can you please detail how to do it WF5?
Regards,
Murali
Murali,
I am not sure that WF5 "knows" detail option default_bom_balloon_type. I think it was implemented in Creo 1.0.
MH
See also http://support.ptc.com/cs/cs_27/howto/dwt572/dwt572.htm
l have found:
bom_format --- Sets the BOM format file to be used for a customized BOM. Specify name and path.
DEFAULT VALUE:
<creo2.0_loadpoint>\text\format.bft
<creo3.0_loadpoint>\text\format.bft
Maybe they are using this config option in config.SUP? Just an idea...
Hi Milan,
Thanks a lot for this information.
I am using custom BOM from a file [Table->Table From File] and same is working fine irrespective of BOM_FORMAT.
I am setting property of BOM table as BOM Balloons -> Type as Custom symbol.
Could you please explain me that above need to be changed or not in order to have customized Balloon symbols.
Ouch... it is my mistake.
bom_format has no connection to your problem.
l´m sorry about confusing answer!
No prob...Just for my knowledge, how to prepare .bft file and how to see it...In creo, I am not able to open this file...
Yes... I don't believe bom_format has to do with your issue.
But since you asked... You will need to open a .bft file with notepad. You can find the location of your .bft file by searching for bom_format in your configuration editor. Unfortunately, I have been unable to find any good information on how to customize a .bft file though.