topic Re: Route address curves in Inventor Forum

File location for Routed System fittings.

iva.btblan — Mon, 07 Nov 2022 13:21:42 GMT

I need some help! Please.
When creating the pipe route.
All curves and placed in a folder.
I want to determine the place to put these curves.
How do I change the path?

Thank you!

Re: Route address curves

Gabriel_Watson — Sat, 05 Nov 2022 13:36:36 GMT

I think your tube and pipe is just acquiring all parts from a merged view of the Content Center, and those elbows may not be included in the same library you have for the rest of the parts. Therefore, it acquires those from the default (out-of-the-box) C.C. folder location as default. You probably should copy those elbow families into your Custom C.C. library via the C.C. Editor, so you can control then where they are saved by default.

Re: Route address curves

iva.btblan — Sat, 05 Nov 2022 16:05:37 GMT

Thanks for the attention!
The curves are already published in the separate content center. (Custom New Library 2024)
CC Editor has already been held!
See the attached photos.

It can indicate in the photo.
Procedure should I perform?

Thank you for your attention.

Re: Route address curves

cadman777 — Sat, 05 Nov 2022 23:26:03 GMT

Is there a Setting that can change the Save folder to Custom like w/normal CC parts?

Re: Route address curves

Gabriel_Watson — Sun, 06 Nov 2022 00:36:52 GMT

Double-check this, under Tools (tab) > Application Options:

Then check under Get Started (Tab) > Projects > make sure you have selected your project > Folder Options > Content Center Files (if it is set to "Default", verify Tools > App. Options > File > Default Content Center Files. It should have the correct locations or else you may have issues. Just double-check those if you can.

Re: Route address curves

CGBenner — Mon, 07 Nov 2022 13:18:55 GMT

@iva.btblan @Gabriel_Watson @cadman777

If you place any Content Center component "As Custom", through Routed Systems or manually, you will have the opportunity to select the Save location for those. It may slow you down a little bit, but the trade off is that you are in control of the file location.

"As Standard" will always place them in the default Content Center folder location for that Family.