Quick Equation Question
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2022 2:45 pm
I built an assembly a year ago with some equations in text file. Normally I adjust the text file values and the part / assembly will update its own values to reflect the text file's equations. But some strange things are happening now and I"m not sure if I forgot how this all works, or if SW is being buggy.
1. Right now I'm trying to edit the assembly and I am finding that even if I save the text file with a new value for an equation, somehow the value in text file will revert back to the old value after I rebuild a part that is linked to that equation file.
2. Can a file with multiple configurations reference a different equation file in different configurations? I had thought not but that seems to be something happening now. (One config looks at the correct equation file, but another config will look at the equation file of a previous version's folder - The problem of equations not correctly or reliably updating when Pack-N-Go is known to me, but I cant recall a problem with configurations like this)
3. For some reason SW is putting an extra carriage return between in my equation file, so each equation is separated by a blank line. This is new and somewhat annoying.
grrrrr
1. Right now I'm trying to edit the assembly and I am finding that even if I save the text file with a new value for an equation, somehow the value in text file will revert back to the old value after I rebuild a part that is linked to that equation file.
2. Can a file with multiple configurations reference a different equation file in different configurations? I had thought not but that seems to be something happening now. (One config looks at the correct equation file, but another config will look at the equation file of a previous version's folder - The problem of equations not correctly or reliably updating when Pack-N-Go is known to me, but I cant recall a problem with configurations like this)
3. For some reason SW is putting an extra carriage return between in my equation file, so each equation is separated by a blank line. This is new and somewhat annoying.
grrrrr