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Selected is an event and it is supposed to bind with services, besides that, you can also directly bind the value property (of checkbox) to modelItem and in the pop-up you can select invisible.
Yes it is possible to put a name on the part. Also, the drag-n-drop can be targeted to the name of the model-item in the left-panel, as shown below:
Selected is an event and it is supposed to bind with services, besides that, you can also directly bind the value property (of checkbox) to modelItem and in the pop-up you can select invisible.
Yes it is possible to put a name on the part. Also, the drag-n-drop can be targeted to the name of the model-item in the left-panel, as shown below:
Hej,
You will be able to do that show/hide by using a JS call.
For example: You can put the complete model invisible (without any coding) and just show the part, which has the model-item on it (e.g. by a button)...
Regarding the model-item placement:
- you can use the structure point of the part within sBom from Creo (e.g. Illustrate) and put the good value inside the occurence of the model-item.
After pressing enter it will then hookup with the good part from hierarchical point of view in the structure.
Hello, when I try to create a model item and modify manually the component occurrence to get an assembly, everything is okay. But when I scan the thingmark each model item I have created are moved and put at the wrong place. If I remove the model item in the view, everything goes back to the right place. I do nothing else, not even a action on it, I only modify the component occurrence.
Any ideas ?
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