Unable to Delete user parameter and Model Not Updating

Unable to Delete user parameter and Model Not Updating

francis.bilodeau.3
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Unable to Delete user parameter and Model Not Updating

francis.bilodeau.3
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[Post moved & Title shortened by CGBenner 9/10/24]

I am unable to delete a specific parameter "CenterToFirstMagnets", and changes to other parameters or sketch dimensions are not updating my model.

  • Capture Design History is activated.
  • I have verified that the parameter is not used in any expressions, but as shown in the attached image, an error message still indicates that the parameter is being used in an expression, even though no specific name is provided.
  • I have tried using "Compute All", but it doesn’t seem to resolve the issue.
  • There are no visible errors or warnings in the timeline or the model.

Any help in resolving this issue would be greatly appreciated!

 

 

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johnsonshiue
Community Manager
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Hi! I believe the particular user parameter is referenced by a corrupted parameter, though it does not appear on the Parameters table. The proof is  that when all features are deleted, the user parameter still cannot be deleted. Also, some leftover Model Parameters cannot be deleted either.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue ([email protected])
Software Test Engineer
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JHRendon
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I only was able to remove the parameter deleting and saving everything, lol. 

Maybe you should check like this... remove parameters one by one, save it and check which sketch or feature is not allowing you to remove it. 


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francis.bilodeau.3
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I think the problem may have originated when I first attempted to rename the parameters 'CenterToFirstMagnets' and 'CenterToSecondMagnets'.
Initially, the expression for 'CenterToSecondMagnets' was defined as

CenterToSecondMagnets = CenterToFirstMagnets + FirstToSecondMagnet.

I hope this helps.
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CGBenner
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