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I have a file where I have created 3 parts - not connected.
One part will be milled from 1/2" MDF while the other two will be milled from 1/4" MDF.
These are all in the same part file but not an assembly. (Sorry, I am a long time SW user and may not be calling some things by their correct F360 name).
I am assuming that I will need multiple setups for this - at least 2: one for the 1/2" and one for the 1/4"
I was able to get the 1/2" to show as a single process. I did this by turning off the other two bodies. BUT, when I turn the 1/2" off and have the two 1/4" pieces shown and start the second setup, it still wants to only grab where the 1/2" piece was. It doesn't readjust to what I have on the screen. I hope this makes sense....
I have done some research before asking this question and I can't find exactly what I am looking for.
How can I have it so i can setup and process these two setups properly?
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In your setup tab you should have a selection for bodies/components. You can select/unselect the appropriate one for each of the setups. I believe it defaults to all bodies/components in the file.
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@Anonymous wrote:
BUT, when I turn the 1/2" off and have the two 1/4" pieces shown and start the second setup, it still wants to only grab where the 1/2" piece was. It doesn't readjust to what I have on the screen. I hope this makes sense....
I think you're describing the bug where setups created after the first default to From Preceding. @seth.madore Any idea when this is getting fixed? This should be quite a high priority as it is something you run into several times a day, probably a few hundred times since in was introduced!![]()
@Anonymous you just need to select one of the other options.
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Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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@HughesTooling there's a lot of discussion on how this is being handled, but I don't know when it will get fixed, unfortunately...

Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing
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Thank you, I was able to figure out the work around. I would have to go through the process to be able to describe, but it was something with right clicking on the bodies and selecting "model" or something to that sort.
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Thank you for your reply and sorry for the delayed response.
I am not familiar with the bug that you are referring to, so I am not sure if this falls in line or not. I did, however, find a way to work around the issue.
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