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Hello
Using creo 8
I've been trying so hard to create a parameter with the value of mass but nothings has worked for me
would love some help
my check file its set like this;
MODEL_NAME_STR YN Y N N N N
ADD_CHK_PARAM YN Y N N N N
STARTCHECK YNEW E E E E E
GEOM_CHECKS YNEW Y N N N N
PARAMCHECK YNEW W N N N N
STARTPARM YNEW W N N N N
PRT_DENSITY YNEW E N N N N
DEF_DENSITY YNEW Y N N N N
MATERIAL_DENSITY YNEW Y N N N N
ACCURACY_INFO YNEW Y N N N N
my start file:
PRT_ADD_CHK_PARAM PRT_NOME MODEL_NAME_STR
ASM_ADD_CHK_PARAM ASM_NOME MODEL_NAME_STR
ASM_ADD_CHK_PARAM Massa_Prompmass_add pro_mp_mass
ASM_ADD_CHK_PARAM Massa_mpmass_add mp_mass("")
ASM_PARAMETER Massa_prompmass_parameter REAL EQ pro_mp_mass
ASM_RELATION Massa_Prompmass_relation = pro_mp_mass
ASM_RELATION Massa_mpmass_relation = mp_mass("")
ive enalble calculating the mass automatic in config.pro
Hi @ND_10940562,
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It seems this is enough in the start file
PRT_ADD_CHK_PARAM mass
PRT_RELATION mass = pro_mp_mass
ASM_ADD_CHK_PARAM mass
ASM_RELATION mass = pro_mp_mass
and better to operate mass-inertial characteristics in the post regen relations
but you can't edit post reg relations by ModelCHECK
I am using Creo 9.x
The syntax as per help documentation is as follows:
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One would create a separate parameter for mass only when one would like to keep the default units to MMKS but would like to have the mass reported in grams or in tons. In which case, one must create a parameter in the model and set it to the desired units say g / tons / lbs etc.
Hello @ND_10940562,
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Thanks,
Vivek N.
Community Moderation Team.
