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We're in the process of upgrading to Creo 7 from Creo 4, and when I open many of our models created in Creo 4, the Solidify features all fail. It appears to be struggling to assign the new solid to a body.
If I create a dummy solid prior to the first Solidify, then I am able to access the "Body Options" tab in the Solidify tool and get it to work. However, the Solidify features below it all still fail.
Is there a config setting I'm missing, or a way to disable the Multi-Body feature on legacy models created in prior versions?
I would suggest you open up a ticket with PTC and give them one of the models.
There is no way to disable Multi-Body.
Thanks guys! After looking at it closer, I can actually recreate the failures in Creo 4.0. Therefore, I don't think there is actually a bug here.
@Jake_117 wrote:
Is there a config setting I'm missing, or a way to disable the Multi-Body feature on legacy models created in prior versions?
You can hide some of the multi-body stuff but you cannot disable it. This sounds more like a bug and should probably be shared with tech support.
https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS335991
Can you share any dataset from Creo 4.0? Or submit a case for PTC TS as suggested by Chris.
Update: This is where I'm getting stuck again. The solidify command won't solidify to Body 1.
I'm worried this might be just poor modeling because a prior solid was converted back into a quilt and then is attempting to resolidify. I'm new to using Bodies; does this confuse what Creo thinks Body 1 is?
This solidify also acts up in Creo 4 sometimes, but I'm usually able to regenerate and resolve it. So that's why I'm inclined to believe it's getting hung up on the new Multibody functionality.
If it is only solidify and if feature is getting solidified Body should work. But without looking the data, it may difficult. Do you have any sample file to share for a review?