Parameter, relation question

[DRFaust]

In my assembly I have created a parameter, relation and a note calling the parameter which shows the value of the parameter. I placed this note on my graphics area flat to screen. To change my parameter value I have to open the parameter and change the value then select ok.

Is there a way I can just select (double click) the note on the screen and change the parameter value there? I am running Creo Parametric 2.0 M100.

Thanks...

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[Gucio]

hi,

select note > RMB > Value

regards
gucio

[DRFaust]

I can not select the note from the graphics area and when I select the note in the model tree and RMB I do not get the option "Value".

Thanks.

[Gucio · Accepted solution]

look at the sample - are you able to change value of the note??

[BrianMartin]

Hi Mike...

Try setting the drop-down selection filter in the lower right hand corner of your screen for Creo 2.0 to Annotation and try selecting on the note in the graphics window again.

If you're using Wildfire 5.0, the selection filter drop-down is near the upper right hand corner of the graphics window. With the filter set to Smart, you can't grab the note... with it set to Annotation, you can.

In Creo 2.0, you can set a custom filter which will allow you to select the note without having to mess with the filter drop-down at all. Let us know if this works for you.

Thanks!

-Brian

[DRFaust]

Gucio,

Yes I do get the "Value" option when I RMB on your note from the model tree. I however do not get that option when I select my note in the model tree. I did find that if I select my Annotation note from the model tree and RMB, then select Create annotation feature. I then can hold ALT and double click the parameter value # from the note in the graphics area. This will then bring up a box on the screen that I can change the parameter value. So I am going to enter yours as a correct answer.

Thank you very much...

[DRFaust]

Below shows the option I explained previously.