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1-Visitor
March 3, 2023
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Part Family table create drawing

  • March 3, 2023
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Hello

I create a part with a drawing 

I create a familly table and would like a drawing for each instance

Does it possible to create this drawings  automaticaly?

Thanks for your reply

 

 

 

Best answer by tbraxton

Yes, but it requires some upfront work to create the drawing templates with the required elements.

 

If you are asking is there an out of the box Creo function to automatically create drawings by only referencing a model, the answer is no.

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tbraxton
22-Sapphire II
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22-Sapphire II
March 3, 2023

Yes, but it requires some upfront work to create the drawing templates with the required elements.

 

If you are asking is there an out of the box Creo function to automatically create drawings by only referencing a model, the answer is no.

1-Visitor
March 9, 2023

Thanks

"If you are asking is there an out of the box Creo function to automatically create drawings by only referencing a model, the answer is no."👍

 

 

1-Visitor
March 9, 2023

Create a mapkey to create a drawing of a part and run this mapkey, on instances of selected parts in distributed batch.

 

I have something like that for creating dxf files with flat views of the selected instances and it works great.

However, I still have to put it through the distributed batch. 

1-Visitor
March 9, 2023

Thanks for your reply I will try with mapkey

1-Visitor
March 9, 2023

Try please try my code:

 

  • 4 mapkeys, trail file
  • to make it work you have to modify it - template files, trail file location, and so on

 

Godspeed

RPN
18-Opal
March 10, 2023

Yes, there is no button to do this.
But you don‘t need any special Drawing Template.

Just replace the drawing model by the requested instance. You can do this before you had copied the drawing, or do it after 😉

If you have now have some programming know how, read the family table instance information and write a loop via mapkeys or trail file. That’s it!


In Tcl less than 40 lines of code.

 

Have Fun!