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CSYS name should alway be the Part Name

CSYS name should alway be the Part Name

Selected CSYS in part (or assembly) should always have the same name as part (or assembly), even after renaming the part (or assembly).

After RMB on CSYS, there should be the option to turn this on/off, or at least it should be possible to make this happen with relations (renaming CSYS with relation).

Currently, there is only guide from PTC how to make this with PRO/Toolkit, which not everybody has (me either).

6 Comments
MartinHanak
24-Ruby II

If you tell me how do you recognize CSYS, then I can send you Autoit script providing requested functionality. This script is executed via mapkey.

My guess ... CSYS is always feature no.4 in your parts.

MH

mliska
5-Regular Member

Hi Martin,

That would be awesome! I have never used Autoit script before, but I would try it for sure.

My CSYS_is always FEAT# 4. In startpart it's called PRT_CSYS, in start_assembly it's called ASM_CSYS. I can rename this coordinate systems, if it would help in any way.

Thanks in advance!

KevinBrault
5-Regular Member

Lukas,

We would like to see the AutoIT script too.

Thanks

mliska
5-Regular Member

Kevin,

lets wait and see, maybe it would work as desired. I hope Martin can provide me with source code soon. I didn't expect positive reply this soon.

Second, I wonder, if Pro/Toolkit is the only option how to program this feature in Proe (maybe J.Link could do this to). Does anybody have this knowledge?

MartinHanak
24-Ruby II
olivierlp
Community Manager
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