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Hi there,
I have a frustrating problem with Model Check.
We use screws in our assemblies. Those screw's length is defined by a family table.
Unfortunately, ModelCheck always checks those screws in the assembly and causes a "is modified".
Even if I check the assembly with the option "top level".
I already added "IF ( MODELNAME EQ ISO* ) NOCHECK" to condition.mcc
But no luck. Creo keeps modifying those models nevertheless.
If I open the screw itself and run model check, I get a "nocheck", which I expect.
BUT Creo list the model as "modified" anyway.
Hi,
just a basic question: Are all FT instances successfully verified and then the generic model saved?
Yes, they look all verified:
Does your Model Check change the assembly layer settings in any way?
If so, this can propagate down to the parts in the assembly causing them to be modified.
the layers of the assembly or the parts are not changed.
even more strange, if I change the condition.mcc file and add "IF ( MODELNAME EQ asm0001.asm ) NOCHECK", MC still runs its checks on the model.
I can only convince MC to ignore that model (or run other checks for testing), if I set the condition to "MODELNAME EQ asm0001*"
There is a difference between MODELNAME (PTC_COMMON_NAME) and FILENAME.
Are you using Windchill?
Yes, I am using Windchill.
I cannot confirm, that MODELNAME corresponds with Common Name. E.g. the assembly, I am testing has a file name "asm0001.asm". But its Common Name is "Housing assembly".
Anyhow, finally I have got ModelCheck to use my testing configs for that model.
Firstly, I tried switching off several config lines. In the end, I just deleted the whole content in the test.mch (checks) and test.mcs (start) files.
But ModelCheck keeps getting modifying the components, which are defined by a family table (no matter that condition.mcc still contains "IF ( MODELNAME EQ ISO* ) NOCHECK".
I have taken the following from the Help Documentation
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Edit the condition.mcc file in a text editor as follows:
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# OVERRIDE CHECKS
# Deliberately exclude the following model types
IF (MODEL_TYPE EQ PRT_SKELETON) NOCHECK
IF (MODEL_TYPE EQ ASM_INTERCHANGE) NOCHECK
IF (MODEL_TYPE EQ ASM_MOLD_LAYOUT) NOCHECK
IF (MODEL_TYPE EQ PRT_PIPE) NOCHECK
IF (MODEL_TYPE EQ PRT_HARNESS) NOCHECK
# Exclude Part Family Table Generics that are not sheet metal
IF (FT_GENERIC_PRT) AND (MODEL_TYPE NE PRT_SHEETMETAL) NOCHECK
# Exclude Assembly Family Table Generics
IF (FT_GENERIC_ASM) NOCHECK
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Also have a look at the following link. They are all interconnected.
