Is there way to 'find and replace' the instance names of shared parts? I can change the model name and it changes all, but do I have to change each individual shared instance?
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Is there way to 'find and replace' the instance names of shared parts? I can change the model name and it changes all, but do I have to change each individual shared instance?
I have 95 instances of a part that I would like to rename. I really don't want to have to rename each one... Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated!
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I was finally able to figure out how to load the .lsp files you suggested and the 'rename shared' did the trick - fast and easy!
Thank you so much
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I was finally able to figure out how to load the .lsp files you suggested and the 'rename shared' did the trick - fast and easy!
Thank you so much
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Congratulations!
And thanks to Mike for the hint.
Frankly, I didn't dare to suggest you visit a website with German contents - but this was actually the piece of "custom LISP" you where looking for.
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The model name is a property of the *contents* which exists only once - therefore all instances are affected by the change of the model name.
Opposed to this, all properties of a instance are unique to the instance only - renaming one instance does not affect the others.
Through the SolidDesigner I-KIT (LISP interface) all instances (=shares) can be inquired - and renamed.
However, this requires some programming.
Also, you need to take care of having several instances within a single context (=assembly) - these instances *must* have different names.
