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IPart representation showing different in the assembly

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arunkumar_selvarajan
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IPart representation showing different in the assembly

In the attached pic you can see i have included 2 types of i-Part, the representation is different for both. why it is showing like this. 

in the attached pic, i'm running the iLogic rule to change the row of that i-parts, the 1st i-part is changing the row, but the 2nd i-part is not changing.

 

whenever i'm suppressing the i-part and un-suppressing, it sometimes search for the i-part file, and when i resolve by selecting the parent i-part, the representation changes as shown in pic . 

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Hi!

 

In one case is the iPart itself, and in the other case is one of the member of an iPart.

 

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https://help.autodesk.com/view/INVNTOR/2021/ENU/?guid=GUID-CB6B1637-71AD-4753-8CC9-19559BFEE3A5

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For the code issue you can give a fullfilename to the component in order to speed up finding the files. If it is losing a link when suppressing then you will need to bypass the code when in suppression stage. Can you share the code to test?

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Alan
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Hi! One is an instance of an iPart member file and the other one is an instance of an iPart factory file. You probably convert a regular part that is already hosted in an assembly, to an iPart factory. As a result, the iPart factory file (instead of an iPart member) is hosted by the assembly, I suggest you right-click on the iPart factory instance in the browser -> Components -> Replace Components -> select an iPart member file.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
Software Test Engineer

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