I just opened an assembly that was last opened in SP-1 as faras I can remember.
(currently SP-2.1) This is the second time this has happened sinceeither 2.0 or 2.1
so Im thinkin its a bug. The problem: I have pattened cap screws inan assembly that are patterned from a patterned feature (c-bore) ina part model (sketch driven). All of a sudden the patterned capscrew has another cap screw patterned in a linear direction 1.375"along it's centerline axis. I do get the screw patterned in therest of the c'bore locations, but they too are 1.375" above thec'bore.
These are not toolbox components and the seed component is insertedwith concentric and coincident mates. This is the second file thatI have opened that was saved in a previous SP and the samecomponent has acted this way. I could not remedy it on the previoustool rather I went back and changed the patterned feature (c'bore)to fully dimensioned hole wizard feature and individually loaded 10cap screws.
Anyone else notice this?
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(currently SP-2.1) This is the second time this has happened sinceeither 2.0 or 2.1
so Im thinkin its a bug. The problem: I have pattened cap screws inan assembly that are patterned from a patterned feature (c-bore) ina part model (sketch driven). All of a sudden the patterned capscrew has another cap screw patterned in a linear direction 1.375"along it's centerline axis. I do get the screw patterned in therest of the c'bore locations, but they too are 1.375" above thec'bore.
These are not toolbox components and the seed component is insertedwith concentric and coincident mates. This is the second file thatI have opened that was saved in a previous SP and the samecomponent has acted this way. I could not remedy it on the previoustool rather I went back and changed the patterned feature (c'bore)to fully dimensioned hole wizard feature and individually loaded 10cap screws.
Anyone else notice this?
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