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I've been fighting this issue for some time that i'm either not understanding or i'm doing something wrong. after i create the model, i select numbering and make a few selections then once a drawing is created i get the correct main piece marks for the column or beam, but the plates or other items attatched have....
p#internal1
p#internal2
etc.
how do i get rid of the (#internal)?
did i select something i shouldn't have? i just want something like (p1, p2, p3) for the sub pieces.
I've been fighting this issue for some time that i'm either not understanding or i'm doing something wrong. after i create the model, i select numbering and make a few selections then once a drawing is created i get the correct main piece marks for the column or beam, but the plates or other items attatched have....
p#internal1
p#internal2
etc.
how do i get rid of the (#internal)?
did i select something i shouldn't have? i just want something like (p1, p2, p3) for the sub pieces.
The "#internal" tag on your part numbers is a temporary numbering system. In order for your part numbers to be finished, you need to get your parts detailed, or at least processed onto drawings, then the #internal will be replaced with the sheet number that the part is found on.
The "#internal" tag on your part numbers is a temporary numbering system. In order for your part numbers to be finished, you need to get your parts detailed, or at least processed onto drawings, then the #internal will be replaced with the sheet number that the part is found on.
