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How Module position can be driven by a skeleton in Configurable product?

Laszlo_G
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How Module position can be driven by a skeleton in Configurable product?

I’m looking for a solution to build a Configurable Product in Creo that includes a mechanism.

Here’s the scenario:

  • I have a rail mechanism with variable length.
  • When a specific variant (length) is selected, I want the linear motion to be limited according to that selected length.

What I’ve tried so far:

  1. I created a Motion Skeleton inside the Configurable Product.
    • The rail module was connected to the first body of the Motion Skeleton.
    • The cradle module was connected to the second body of the Motion Skeleton.
  2. I was able to build variants using Variant Builder, but the problem is:
    • The cradle’s position is driven by the Motion Skeleton.
    • Changing the rail module length does not affect the motion range, so the cradle runs out of short rails.
  3. To fix this, I moved the Motion Skeleton into a new module to build different lengths.
    • However, the Assign Choices function doesn’t work (red icon appears, and I can’t check the checkbox for length).

Question:
Has anyone successfully built a configurable assembly that includes a mechanism?
Any tips or best practices for combining Configurable Products with Motion Skeletons?

 

Anyone tried to build similar assembly when the configurable product had some mechanism?

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