I'm assuming your region(s) look something like this: AFAIK, this applies to 2D regions, as well. From what I've been able to do with these, they are completely capable of controlling the content and display of your repeat region table. Repeat Region Relations, Filters, and Sort Regions are the nub, the crux of your problems and mastering these, the key to your success. (4) New instances don't automatically appear and each cell must be &PART_NO:2 is the first model added to the drawing, but may not (3) There isn't an easy way to tell which instance is which number. (2) The drawing has to load every instance. To pull the parameter/value from each instance. Then I can addĮvery single instance to the drawing. Third, I can make a table without a repeat region. Wouldn't matter if I could get rid of the flat-state instance. (2) I can't sort this, because it sorts each column separately. (1) I don't want to see the flat-state in the list. Second, I can make a table with a repeat region for each column. (3) I want some columns to be narrower than others. (2) I don't want the column labeled 'PART_NO'. Region, each has a major flaw - albeit some different flaws for each.įirst, I can make a Two-D table and exclude the ANGLE column. I have tried many different ways to get this on my drawing as a repeat We use a parameter in the family table called

The file name is unimportant and should not show up on the drawing's There is another table driven dimension for the ANGLE (180 when Three table driven dimensions: leg 1 'A', leg 2 'B', and the width We show the 'L' bracket in its flat state on the drawing. Imagine an 'L' shaped part with varying leg lengths. In addition, the part has many different sizes. Sheetmetal - that's a different subject altogether. I have a part that has two states - flat and folded.

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