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Not able to retrieve the fasteners in the large assembly

NG_9196335
1-Newbie

Not able to retrieve the fasteners in the large assembly

I am using Creo Parametric 3.0 M170

Not able to retrieve the fasteners in the large assembly, the system is taking too long for the retrieval.
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Chris3
20-Turquoise
(To:NG_9196335)

Have you tried opening the fasteners first? What about opening a sub-assembly first?


Depending on the size of your large assembly sometimes the master reps just can't be opened. Do you need to open the master rep? Can you make a simplified rep that gives you want you need?

Yes, the parts are getting opened very easily both as individual and in subassembly but not able to retrieve the parts in the main assembly.
Chris3
20-Turquoise
(To:NG_9196335)

Are you saying that if you open them first successfully and then open up the top level assembly they still don't retrieve? That shouldn't happen as they will be in session. If that is happening then I am guessing you have a modeling failure at your top level assembly that is causing the placement to fail.

StephenW
23-Emerald II
(To:NG_9196335)

Just out of curiosity, why are you saying the fastener retrieval is the problem? How long is too long for the assembly to open?

In general, usually when there is an issue with a large assembly that should open, it is usually modeling issues such as lots of failed features/components or sometimes it when users have too many assembly features that are set to "automatic intersection" or sometimes large patterns that aren't set up correctly. There are a lot of potential reasons.

Another possibility is you system is running out of RAM and it is working with the pagefile swapping memory. You can check this by monitoring your RAM usage in task manager while you are opening the assembly to see if you are approaching 100% RAM usage.

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