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roger.willson1-Visitor
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June 18, 2007
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Material Library Vendors

  • June 18, 2007
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Are there any vendors out there who supply material libraries that I can
use directly in Pro/ENGINEER?



Thanks!









Cheers,



Roger Willson

Global CAD Manager







SRAM Corporation

1333 North Kingsbury

Chicago, IL 60622

312-664-8800 x1358

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    dpaulucci1-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    June 19, 2007
    Hello Roger, I have done some investigation regarding that issue as well
    and could not find anything.... It would be nice to have...


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    ptc-7261111-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    June 19, 2007
    Roger,

    I use MatWeb (
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    roger.willson1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    June 19, 2007
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    ptc-11403341-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    June 19, 2007
    We are doing drawings for a client that have manual balloons that have the
    first 6 characters of the part number on one line and the last 5
    characters on a second line.

    Is there a way to truncate a string parameter (&asm.member) to only show
    the first 6 characters? or characaters 8-12?

    I would like to see something like how you limit the number of decimal
    places shown for a real number parameter--- &LENGTH[.2].

    My hope is that it can be done with a parameter call in a custom symbol,
    or in a repeat region relation.

    We may also use Pro/Process for Assembly if it has functionality that might

    Eric Henriksen
    Entegee Engineering
    Davenport, IA
    www.entegee.com


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    ptc-280561-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    June 19, 2007
    Something like this in a repeat region.
    if exists ("asm_mbr_material")
    material1=extract(asm_mbr_material,1,3)

    Carl.


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    ptc-11403341-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    June 25, 2007
    All
    I have an existing 2x2 table with a repeat region relation
    to calcuate the volume of a hose. The region is only the lower
    left cell, the volume is shown in it. There is another value
    that is manally updated in the lower right cell, out of the region.
    This value is based on the volume so i would like to extend the region to
    include the lower right cell to have that value update automatically.

    I can modifiy the existing relation and show the both values
    in the first cell. So I am confidant with the relations.

    When I make a new the table to extend the region, the relations that
    I cut from the modified table fail in the new table. They are the same
    relations in the same drawing.

    the relations are:
    ID=asm_mbr_pipe_line_stock_od-2*ASM_MBR_PIPE_LINE_STOCK_WALL_THICKness
    P_VOLUME=(ID/2*ID/2*3.14159*ASM_MBR_PIPE_LINE_LEN_CENTER)/1000
    particle = P_volume / 100

    the table parameter call is:
    &rpt.rel.P_VOLume[.0]
    &rpt.rel.particle[.2]

    Is there a reason I can't just paste these into a new table/region relation?

    Eric Henriksen
    Entegee Engineering
    Davenport, IA
    www.entegee.com
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    ptc-11403341-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    June 25, 2007
    Is there a way to extend the repeat region without removing it?

    Is there a way to view pipe parameters?

    Do I have to initialize the parameters to be used in the relation of the
    table?
    Eric

    > All
    > I have an existing 2x2 table with a repeat region relation
    > to calcuate the volume of a hose. The region is only the lower
    > left cell, the volume is shown in it. There is another value
    > that is manally updated in the lower right cell, out of the region.
    > This value is based on the volume so i would like to extend the region to
    > include the lower right cell to have that value update automatically.
    >
    > I can modifiy the existing relation and show the both values
    > in the first cell. So I am confidant with the relations.
    >
    > When I make a new the table to extend the region, the relations that
    > I cut from the modified table fail in the new table. They are the same
    > relations in the same drawing.
    >
    > the relations are:
    > ID=asm_mbr_pipe_line_stock_od-2*ASM_MBR_PIPE_LINE_STOCK_WALL_THICKness
    > P_VOLUME=(ID/2*ID/2*3.14159*ASM_MBR_PIPE_LINE_LEN_CENTER)/1000
    > particle = P_volume / 100
    >
    > the table parameter call is:
    > &rpt.rel.P_VOLume[.0]
    > &rpt.rel.particle[.2]
    >
    > Is there a reason I can't just paste these into a new table/region
    > relation?
    >
    > Eric Henriksen
    > Entegee Engineering
    > Davenport, IA
    > www.entegee.com
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    ptc-11403341-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    June 25, 2007
    Jonathan and Steve hit it.
    I added a column adjacent to the repaet region and the region extended to
    the new column. Then added the one new relation that i needed and copied
    and pasted the text from the old cells to the new. Editing the text to
    call the new (relation) parameter. After delete the old cells i had just
    what i was after.

    original posts at the bottom.

    Thanks loads
    Eric Henriksen


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    I know if you add a column to a table next to a repeat region, it will
    stretch, but you'll still have to enter your value in there. Perhaps you
    can copy the existing cell contents to the new cell? Worth a try.
    Jonathan Durston
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