Not placed parts

[dbreen]

I've build an assembly containing multiple parts in which I defined different instances using the family table. However 3 parts are missing in the model tree of the generic assembly, but  are shown in the respective instance assembly. I've turned on all model tree filters but that doesn't help. When I look in the Layer tree of the generic assembly there aren't any layers shown for the 3 parts. Used the find tool to search for the parts,they show up when as I not placed parts, as shown in the image. How can i replace the parts, or how to solve this problem?

Thanks in Advance,

Dave

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[MartinHanak]

Dave,

show me Family Table dialog box related to your assembly.

Martin Hanak

[dbreen]

Martin,

this is the family table from the generic assembly. The parts indicated in red boxes are the ones that are indicated as not placed when is use the find tool.

Dave Breen

[MartinHanak]

Dave,

N value in red columns in generic row should mean that these components are suppressed in generic assembly. To see them in model tree, enable to display Suppressed Objects. Then you can Resume them.

Martin Hanak

[dbreen]

Martin,

I've already checked the box for Suppressed Objects, however all the parts are shown in the model tree except the three in the red columns. So when I resume all the parts shown in the model tree and go to the family table, an N is still displayed for the parts in the red columns.

[MartinHanak]

Dave,

maybe you can test answer mentioned in Re: Missing parts in generic part that are in instance

MH

[Dale_Rosema]

I ended up twice sending files to PTC to be fixed for this very thing:

Re: Missing parts in generic part that are in instance

Re: Model in Instance is missing in Generic

Thanks, Dale

[dbreen]

I did delete some of the references which the parts had in the instance, however the parts weren't displayed in the model tree of the generic assembly as a result of this.

Dave Breen

[Dale_Rosema]

As I mentioned in one of the strings. It fixed one family table, but there was still (2) family tables that I ended up sending in PTC to get fixed.