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Cascading restricted parameters in Creo?

WD_9780048
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Cascading restricted parameters in Creo?

Is it possible to create sub-sets of restricted parameters, so that the first parameter selected from a restricted list defines the restricted list for a second parameter?

An example is tolerance standards for different processes.  Rather than have one long list of ALL tolerance standards (including e.g. die-casting, injection-moulding, sheet metal etc), is it possible to have a restricted list of Processes first, which then defines the second restricted list containing tolerances for the selected process only?

Example in other words:

  1. First parameter - choose 'Die Casting' from the list of processes.
  2. Second parameter - choose from a list of standards only applicable to Die Casting.

 

 

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BenLoosli
23-Emerald II
(To:WD_9780048)

In looking at the documentation for restricted parameters, I have not seen any logic programming to enable that. It is strictly populating a list of values to be assigned against a parameter.

You might be able to set 1 parameter from a restricted list and then use relations to set other parameters based on the one.

I do something like that in family tables for screws and bolts. I have the default thread size and then the head size is set from the relations file that has the standard dimensions called out for each size.

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BenLoosli
23-Emerald II
(To:WD_9780048)

In looking at the documentation for restricted parameters, I have not seen any logic programming to enable that. It is strictly populating a list of values to be assigned against a parameter.

You might be able to set 1 parameter from a restricted list and then use relations to set other parameters based on the one.

I do something like that in family tables for screws and bolts. I have the default thread size and then the head size is set from the relations file that has the standard dimensions called out for each size.

TomU
23-Emerald IV
(To:WD_9780048)

It would be super powerful if something like this existed out-of-the-box, but it does not.  You would have to build your own separate program and user interface.  (VB, J-Link, Toolkit, etc.)

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