AutoCAD Inventor :: Suppression Of Solid Bodies In IPart

Jun 14, 2013

Any way to suppress entire bodies in a multiple solid body part, using iPart, without having to suppress each individual feature for it.  I am on Inventor 2013.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: IPart Child Feature Suppression Not Working?

Dec 7, 2011

Just as the title says, im having an issue with Inventor not allowing me to suppress features on an ipart child.

I've attached my files and a video showing the issue.

Inventor 2011  64-bit  SP1

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Split A Single Solid Body Into 2 Solid Bodies?

Sep 19, 2012

I'm trying to split a single solid body into 2 solid bodies. The problem is that the body I'm trying to split consists of two separate pieces. I can split a body when it is a single piece no problem, but I'm having the problem when the two pieces are not joined at all.

When I try and split it on the origin plane it gives this error:

"Creating parting line failed. Could not build this Split"

When I try and split it on a work plane lying on one of the pieces it gives this error:

"Creating parting line failed. Modeling failure in ASM. Redefine inputs."

Or, another variation on this erorr:

"Creating parting line failed. Split feature could not create two bodies. Change the Split Tool so that split feature can create two bodies."

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Combine Feature With Solid Bodies

Feb 20, 2013

I have a model with solid bodies. I have used the combine feature to make cuts outs in some plates. The geometry is complex to model so Extrude cannot be used for cuts.

The body used for the combine  can be at different angles and sizes. Due to this some of the combine features will not be needed or have no effect. This leads to the error message:

" The feature as specified did not change the number of faces (and may not have affected the part).  Accept the feature that resulted, or use Edit Sketch or Edit Feature to change the feature definition." Is there anyway to suppress this feature automatically using i Logic?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: How To Convert 3D DWG Files To Solid Bodies

Jun 25, 2012

How to convert 3d dwg files to solid bodies ?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Demote Solid Bodies To Sub Assemblies

Dec 5, 2012

I have an assembly file for a fan casing. We reuse this model and scale it up and doen depending on the size of fan.

For transportation we split the caing into several parts and join using flanges. The number and angle of splits changes depending on the job and geometry.

To model this we share a sketch through the parts and use the split solid command to split them.

I would like to able to create sub assemblies from the main assembly so that drawings and masses can be obtained for the sub assemblies. However, the 'Demote' command does not allow you pick individual solids from a multi solid part.

I have tried creating new parts from the split solids but these are not in the correct location as they are not constrained correctly.

Is there a way to use the Demote command as I am proposing? or is there a different method to split my parts?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Edit Solid Bodies Color?

Sep 9, 2013

Is it possible, via VB, to modify solidbodies color ?

Actually, I need to modify part color. But in some cases, the part color and the solidbody color are not the same. So I need to modify the Solidbody color, to match the part color.

I found the bodies in ComponentDefinition.SurfaceBodies, but I can't find something like ComponentDefinition.SurfaceBodies.Item(1).color.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Suppress Solid Bodies Using ILogic

Jan 15, 2013

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What is the code for hiding different Solid Bodies:

with the User Parameter type, I want to select a certain type of Shackle and suppress / hide the other Solid Bodies.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Derived Weldment Changes To 2 Solid Bodies

Apr 24, 2012

Open the attached file 207665-124.ipt. how their is only one Solid Body, but the iam needs to be updated because the user added one more part to the assembly.  As soon as it updates now instead of one Solid Body I have 2.  I don't want 2 and this is not typical.  Even if I derive the 207665-120 into a brand new part file, it is only one body. What is causing this to seperate into 2 bodies?  I tried to re-create this from scratch and can't, but he has several files like this that need updates and the 2 bodies causes problems with the holes.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: How To Make Same Solid Bodies Around Another Body

May 24, 2013

Is there a way to get that long tube and that rectangular part all around that middle circle.

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Open this picture. In the end it would end up looking something like that lamp shade. I got one part down so is there a way to get a bunch of those around instead of redrawing it?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Convert Solid Into Thin Bodies

Oct 17, 2012

I have a pressure vessel which I am trying to analyse.  Whenever I convert the solid into 'thin bodies', it loses some of the data.  For example, a fillet and a supporting ring (refer to pic attached).  I haven't been able to find any 'shell element' settings to adjust.

Also, I need to manually add contacts otherwise the vessel seperates into multiple bodies.

Even though the solid model is in contact, the 'midsurface' shell seperates it.  Refer to part file attached.

I briefly tried to run the analysis as a solid model, but gave up as it was taking forever just to mesh.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Split Multiple Solid Bodies

Oct 18, 2013

I it possible to split multiple solid bodies.  I'm finding that it only allows me to split one body at a time.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Apply Extrusion To All Solid Bodies All Of Time API

Mar 21, 2013

I'm creating a template part to line the inside of a wall with wall boards. All the boards are drawn as an array of seperate solid bodies which are to be made into components once the windows and appertures have been extruded out.

The problem is when the wall changes to a shorter length and then back again. the solids are re-created and the extrusion e.g. Window1 does not have the new solids in it's effected solids list, so I get an error.

Is there a way to set the extrusions "effected solids" (Not sure if that's the correct term) to all the solids all the time through iLogic or the API?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Pattern Feature In Multiple Solid Bodies?

Sep 19, 2012

I have a Hole that cuts through 2 solid bodies, a gasket and a cover plate. I want to pattern the hole in BOTH solids at the same time, but the pattern feature dialog box will only let me select one solid at a time. I could pattern the hole in one solid before projecting to the other, but the quantity of the holes can change. When the quantity of the holes changes only the holes from the initial pattern are projected. For instance if I have 10 hole initially and it increases to 12 the 2 new holes do not project to the second solid body.

Using Inventor 2013

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Save Each Solid Bodies Created From Split?

Jul 24, 2013

could we save each solid bodies created from split?
 
for example part1 part2? 

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Assembly With Mixture Of Thin And Solid Bodies

Nov 14, 2013

I'm trying to do a stress analysis on assembly with a mixture of thin bodies and solid bodies.  The problem is that when I create the automatic contacts they are created as either all thin body or all solid body contacts.  This of course causes the analysis to fail.  It appears that there is no way to make a thin body contact become a solid body contact or vice versa.

I tried to run the entire thing as solid bodies but the I had to stop the analysis after 18 hours of continuous processing. (and a memory upgrade)

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Invert Bodies To Make Hollow Part Solid

May 4, 2012

So i draw a body (or assembly) and i would like to invert what i draw ( tubing for fluid flow) to be hollow and make the hollow part solid, is there any way that i could do that? 

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Using Make Components Feature To Convert Solid Bodies Into Parts

May 8, 2013

I'm currently using the "Make components" feature to convert solid bodies into parts. This works great, but we use this method to construct angular roof structures, and after the parts have been made the parts have angular relationships to the .ipt files UCS co-ordinates. It would be very useful if I could align the longest edge of the part (Which is a timber truss) with the x axis in the model space and "lay" the plank flat on the X-Y plane.

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AutoCad 3D :: Convert Some Solid Bodies To Single Solid?

Dec 1, 2006

How can i convert some solid bodies to a single solid.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Feature Suppression Without Dependents

Sep 12, 2013

Is there a way to suppress a feature without suppressing it's dependents?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Component Suppression Using ILogic

Mar 1, 2012

How can I include component suppression in the idw views? I suppress a component in the ipt or asm, but it doesn't

disappear from the drawing views. Is there a way to carry this over to the drawing?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Copy All The Suppression State Of One LOD To Another?

Apr 9, 2013

Is there a way to copy all the supression state of one LOD to another?

I have here some Substitutes from specifics LODs in my IAM, and i need to supress/unsupress some parts (same parts) in all my LODs. So there is my question, how could I copy one state from first LOD and then apply to all of them ?

I cant just delete and create again copying from the first LOD because I have Substitutes based on those LOD, so if I delete them iI'll get some problems here.

IV 2013

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AutoCAD Inventor :: ILogic If / Else If Conditional Suppression And Reposition

Sep 25, 2012

I use a simple If/ElseIf code to suppress / uns uppress  & reposition holes on a plate to ensure the desired number of fixing hole pairs.

The hole positions will change and suppress/unsuppress depending on the value of the Tie Rod Pitch (vertical) and the O/A length of this plate (and pressure inside the radiator but this is sorted in Excel).

For example PitchMax = 500mm, BP_2ndS= 1600mm (plate length)

If  (3 * TieRodPitch_MAX_2ndS ) < BP_2ndS <  (4 * TieRodPitch_MAX_2ndS)  Then
...

For some reason some times the parameters don’t update in the hole and pattern features after running the rule thus they are in the wrong position or not suppressed/unsuppressed. When I rearrange the If/ElseIf codes it may work. All I change is just replace ElseIfs with If-End Ifs  or the other way around...

Which does not make any sense to me, since I change nothing in the parameters or conditions. Is this code structured poorly?

p.s. this is an engine radiator and the number of tie rod pairs depend on the height of the block, pressure inside, width, etc.

The part fie has the code.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: ILogic - Drawing Feature Suppression

Jul 23, 2012

I am looking to use iLogic to create feature suppression in individual drawing views, i.e for simplicity, in view 1 part has a hole in view 2 part does not have a hole it has been suppressed

I am aware this can be done with iParts but im trying to avoid using iparts.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Feature Suppression In Drawing Views?

Jun 23, 2011

Problem:  I have a part that goes through several processes, casting, machined, finish.  I want to create a drawing sheet with views displaying the part through different stages.

Solution One:  Create as many different parts (with different file names) for each stage and place the views accordingly.  Really?  Three or more part files to illustrate a single part? 

Solution Two:  Create a user parameter that will auto-suppress features to create different Levels of Details on Parts, but there is no way to initiate/set the user parameter for different views.

I understand 2012 has the ability to create part design representations, but we are still on 2011 and I am leery to upgrade for a feature that still might not work properly.

There has to be a way to suppress features in a specific view...iLogic? iPart?  anything?  I simply can't believe this is the case.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Suppression Of Hole Feature With VBA Instead Of ILogic

Feb 7, 2012

In ilogic it's easy to suppress features like holes, but I cannot combine iparts with Ilogic, so I try the same in VBA, but I don't know the way to do it

Is there some existing sample code like this ilogic one for VBA?:

if Dimension_A < 50 Then

Feature.IsActive("Hole1") = false 

End if 

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Set All Surface Bodies To Invisible

Jul 16, 2013

I found a VBA-code on internet which turn off all work features (plane, axis, points) in all documents in an assembly.

I want to modify it so it turns of all surface bodies instead. I use skeleton modelling where i only want to keep the solids visible and not the surfaces. When I run this iLogic rule all solids get turned off instead of surface bodies.

This code works (when edited) for axis, points, planes, allworkfeatures etc.

'catch and skip errorsOn Error Resume Next'define the active assemblyDim oAssyDoc As AssemblyDocumentoAssyDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument 'get user input as True or FalsewfBoolean = InputRadioBox("Turn all Work Features On/Off", "On", "Off", False, "iLogic")'Check all referenced docs Dim oDoc As Inventor.DocumentFor Each oDoc In oAssyDoc.AllReferencedDocuments 'set surface bodies visibility For Each oSurfaceBodies In oDoc.ComponentDefinition.SurfaceBodies oSurfaceBodies.Visible = wfBoolean Next Next'update the filesInventorVb.DocumentUpdate()

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Hiding Bodies In A Drawing?

Jun 28, 2012

I have created a part with multi bodies (concrete block with reo bar), in the drawing I want a view that shows just the reo bar - concrete hidden.  Can this be done?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: How To Subtract Bodies (parts)

Jul 14, 2012

I am now modeling elements for silicone formwork for casting elements of epoxy resien.

I would like to schow idea of this formwork. For this I would like to make part representing silicone part of this formwork. It is contained in aluminium "cover" for convenience of use.

In assembly I have placed may model, and aluminium elements representing "cover" of formwork.

I am trying now to model silicon but it is quite hard. I can not use "derivered part" method to substract model and cover elements from some big block body because coordinate systems do not mach in all elements.

In Part there is "combine" function but it only works with bodies mabe within this part.

Is it possible to substract one placed in assembly from anothe part in this assemby?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Thin Bodies In 2013 FEA?

Aug 23, 2012

what I do need clarification on is the statement in this warning "One or more bodies which are thing being treated as solids". Does this mean that the bodies that were detected fall under the criteria for being a Midsurface or Offset and that the user has the opportunity to apply these commands in order to make the analysis more accurate?  So if I were to ignore this and continue with my analysis, the members will still be treated as a solid and not as a shell and/or surface (which is what the Midsurface/Offset command produces)?  The members I am using that have triggered this warning are HSS 2x2x0.125 x 12' long. 

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Extruding Bodies Around Parts

Aug 24, 2013

I have been extruding bodies around parts, then using their verticies for the frame generator (to guard around complex machinery.I then suppress the body and am left with the guard frame.

when i go to get the mass for the part, it includes the volume of the solid body which was used to give the outline.how can i turn the material property to zero density?

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