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When I bring some models into a drawing, all then vendors datum tags are displayed. Is there a setting in config.pro or .dtl that would turn this off?
Thanks, Dale
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Dale, these tags have -always- bugged me since the old days.
If no GD&T features are tied to them, you can redefine them to not be tagged.
In Creo 2.0, you can now hide these old style datum tags specifically, but not with the show/hide button in the graphics toolbar.
I'm sure it works to specifications, but it is still wrong!
Agreed. You can hide them BUT, in my case, I work on the top level assemblies of other peoples parts and assemblies. when there are 1000's of parts with 100's or 1000's of tags, you can end up waiting 20 minutes on a large drawing to get them selected and hidden. Then, if anything changes on sub-level components, they start re-appearing on my drawing!!!!
We have convinced the other groups to set them to layers, which does help a lot, since you can turn off those layers in your drawing and that takes care of most of them, except old parts with no layers and the new style tag that won't layer off, and the ones on obscure layers and so on and so forth.
It's just silly (used loosely) that they automagically show up on drawings when nothing else shows up without you asking for them to show up.
Oh and in your video, you have the config option for OLD_STYLE_SET_DATUM set to yes. By default it is yes, but our guru's here set it to no when we first went to CREO 2 because they wanted us to use the new style datums. They didn't know you could take care of that in the drawing setup file.
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I have made the complaint, and I got the old "Works to specifications" when I 1st started using Creo/ I gave up and started using symbols in my drawings instead.