model tree

[unknown1]

Hello all,

An associate of mine asked a question to which I lack the answer.

When there is more than one model on the drawing, how do you change the
model tree to reflect the active model?

TIA,
David Rychlik
Manufacturing Engineer
Varco Drilling Systems

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[llie]

Guru's

Where can I find a list of Model Tree icons and what their meaning is?

Thank you in advance,




Lance Lie
Sr. Tech. Support Eng. II
310.952.4347
310-952.4452 fax
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[llie]

Thanks to all those that have replied. I attached an image of the symbol
that appears next to the icon in the Model Tree.

There are two sybmols, one looks like the pause symbol and the other one
looks like the pause symbol with a square in front of it.

All assemblies and parts are fully constrained.







Lance Lie
Sr. Tech. Support Eng. II
310.952.4347
310-952.4452 fax
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[llie]

Thank you to all that replied.

QUESTION:

Thanks to all those that have replied. I attached an image of the symbol
that appears next to the icon in the Model Tree.
There are two sybmols, one looks like the pause symbol and the other one
looks like the pause symbol with a square in front of it.
All assemblies and parts are fully constrained.

ANSWER:

There were some frozen components in an assembly.




Lance Lie
Sr. Tech. Support Eng. II
310.952.4347
310-952.4452 fax
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[luedke]

when I try to open either of the 2 attached files, blankfilename.txt, all I get is characters.

Is it a different file name?

I am curious as to the answer to the original question - description of the various icons.

[dgallup]

Those blankfilename.txt attachments are just GIF files with the posters company logo. However, I too would love to have a complete explanation of the model tree icons. It seems like Pro/E is trying to tell us something but I never got the secret decoder ring.

[Blue-FootedBoob]

"Be sure to drink your Ovaltine"

A crummy commercial?!?! Son of a ...


Regards,

Dustin Neifer
General Dynamics Land Systems







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11/28/2007 09:40 AM
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Those blankfilename.txt attachments are just GIF files with the posters
company logo. However, I too would love to have a complete explanation of
the model tree icons. It seems like Pro/E is trying to tell us something
but I never got the secret decoder ring.



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