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03-07-2016
06:56 AM
Update...
I don't know if this means anything but I was just screwing around with rules and I figured out that using this line:
iProperties.MaterialOfComponent("Rising Stem:1") = Stem_Material
I was able to change the material of that component very easily to exactly what I want. Now, this was only easy because it just so happens this component is ONE part. If this is the only solution to my problem, this means that I will have to create a rule like this which includes EVERY part in my entire assembly which means it will be incredibly time consuming (once). It also means that since suppressed parts will be mentioned, when the rule runs I will probably have some difficulties...
Is any of that correct?
Thanks Sandro
I don't know if this means anything but I was just screwing around with rules and I figured out that using this line:
iProperties.MaterialOfComponent("Rising Stem:1") = Stem_Material
I was able to change the material of that component very easily to exactly what I want. Now, this was only easy because it just so happens this component is ONE part. If this is the only solution to my problem, this means that I will have to create a rule like this which includes EVERY part in my entire assembly which means it will be incredibly time consuming (once). It also means that since suppressed parts will be mentioned, when the rule runs I will probably have some difficulties...
Is any of that correct?
Thanks Sandro