I have an assembly and if I isolate a part within the assembly and then exit isolate without making any changes to the assembly, part of the assembly will explode. When I do a rebuilt the parts go back in place. Any help is greatly appreciated
I have an assembly and if I isolate a part within the assembly and then exit isolate without making any changes to the assembly, part of the assembly will explode. When I do a rebuilt the parts go back in place. Any help is greatly appreciated
Scott,
Thanks for replying. I tried both ways - Isolate one component and also more than one component. No I do not have any exploded step associated component
I always have mine set to hidden so I never see if anything exploded.
Sounds like you might have uncovered a bug. This is only supposed to be
a mass suppress command. Not supposed to relocate parts.
Not sure what is going on. I use Isolate all the time and I have never seen it do that. Isolate is tied in with Display States in that it just hides and shows stuff so there shouldn't be anything that moves parts around. Try the same thing with software OGL turned on and see what you get. Does it do this on all assy's? What happens if you reboot the machine? Anyone else see this?
WT
I saw this while working on huge assem and subassems were not fully defined ,
I rapidly closed file to rescue data,
something went wrong by using exit isolate and rebuild,
It also appeared by circular pattern .
I have the same problem usually on certain assy's,
it does not happen all the time, sometimes it would very on what would "re-locate"
I will check to see if it is fully mated.
I can tell you that the parts that move, there are liner patterns.
Frank
Frank,
Maybe you are onto something there. My assembly does have two linear patterns
My parts will mirror when they re-locate the opposite direction of my linear pattern.
Hmm
My parts are mirrored after I exit isolate but when I do an update the parts go back to original position.
Hi Mukesh,
Are you isolating more then one component? Which one exactly are you trying to isolate?
Are there any exploded steps associated with the isolated component (s)?
Not like that should have anything to do with it. I personally have never experienced this.