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Madhavi1-Visitor
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September 11, 2017
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Creating new Parameter table

  • September 11, 2017
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Hello,

Can someone help me creating "Property table"?

I want to add few new parameters to models.

I know how to create new parameters but it gets assigned under "Main".

Is there any way to create new category say "User defined properties" and create new parameters under the same?

 

Hoping to see quick replies 🙂

Madhavi

Best answer by TomU

If you named your parameters in a similar way you could use a custom filter to easily find them.

Parameter Filter 01.png

Parameter Filter 02.png

Parameter Filter 03.png

 

You could also build a filter that only includes the parameters you care about.

Parameter Filter 04.png

Parameter Filter 05.png

If you want, you can save this parameter config file and then share it with all users via the config option "parameter_dialog_setup_file".

Parameter Filter 06.png

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KenFarley21-Topaz II
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September 11, 2017

I've never heard of there being different parameter tables in a part or assembly. The fact that there is a dropdown list implies there could be, but as far as I know there's no such thing. If you're trying to organize parameters into tidy little groupings, you could take the approach of setting their values with relations, where you can add comments explaining their intent, etc.

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TomU23-Emerald IV
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September 11, 2017

I'm assuming you're talking about this:

Parameter Locations.png

If so, then no, you cannot add to this list.

 

Think of "Main" as the top level of a model (part, assembly, etc.)  Parameters (and relations) can be created at this top level or inside of other things:

Look In.png

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Madhavi1-VisitorAuthor
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September 13, 2017

@TomU Yes you got it right! Thanks for reply!

@KenFarley Thanks for the reply and sharing your knowledge!

Appreciated!!!

 

Is there any other way to categorize the properties?

I want to add ( and later update) two groups of properties.

Everytime I create a property it gets attached to "Main". So I can not create groups as such.

 

Thanks once again for your replies!

Madhavi

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TomU23-Emerald IVAnswer
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September 13, 2017

If you named your parameters in a similar way you could use a custom filter to easily find them.

Parameter Filter 01.png

Parameter Filter 02.png

Parameter Filter 03.png

 

You could also build a filter that only includes the parameters you care about.

Parameter Filter 04.png

Parameter Filter 05.png

If you want, you can save this parameter config file and then share it with all users via the config option "parameter_dialog_setup_file".

Parameter Filter 06.png

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