Update Mass Property in browser tree

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by solid3ddesigns, Sep 29, 2004.

  1. If you add the mass properties to the browser tree, (setting/tree
    columns/Pro_MP_mass), how do you get the mass to update after a model
    change ?

    I've tried regen and also toggled the config optin
    "mass_property_calculate" to "calculate" and ""by request", but this
    option must be for something else.

    Any help would be greatly appreceited.
    HB
     
    solid3ddesigns, Sep 29, 2004
    #1
  2. solid3ddesigns

    Steve Guest

    From PTC KB:

    Use the MASSPROP statement to update mass properties each time
    geometry changes. After you have specified parts or assemblies for
    which mass properties are to be updated, you can request the current
    value of a required parameter through the relations mechanism.

    To update mass properties, use the following format:

    MASSPROP
    PART NAME
    ASSEMBLY NAME
    END MASSPROP

    Note: When specifying the model for which mass properties are to be
    calculated, enter the model name without an extension.

    The MASSPROP statement can contain the IF... ELSE clause. If you add a
    condition to the MASSPROP statement, the mass properties of an object
    will be calculated only if that condition is met.
     
    Steve, Sep 29, 2004
    #2
  3. solid3ddesigns

    David Janes Guest

    By the way, this applies to the model program accessible through 'Tools>Program'.

    David Janes

    : From PTC KB:
    :
    : Use the MASSPROP statement to update mass properties each time
    : geometry changes. After you have specified parts or assemblies for
    : which mass properties are to be updated, you can request the current
    : value of a required parameter through the relations mechanism.
    :
    : To update mass properties, use the following format:
    :
    : MASSPROP
    : PART NAME
    : ASSEMBLY NAME
    : END MASSPROP
    :
    : Note: When specifying the model for which mass properties are to be
    : calculated, enter the model name without an extension.
    :
    : The MASSPROP statement can contain the IF... ELSE clause. If you add a
    : condition to the MASSPROP statement, the mass properties of an object
    : will be calculated only if that condition is met.
     
    David Janes, Sep 30, 2004
    #3
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