Problems in drawing

[Jose_Merino]

I star having problems with this drawing, one of my colleagues did it in 2014, now I have it in 2016, the thing is this, I have in my drawing a damper 34 x 14, 34 x 16 and this damper was made with tables, now I have to change that damper for one that is 24 x14 and 24 x 16, I made the change the 34 for 24 tha assembly it's ok, I save it, but when I tried to change it in my drawing, it star to put me a lot of messanges that I don't get it (see images below) and I cant save my drawing, and in the folder were i have all the assemblies i create a new empty folder with the name of one of my assemblies (image below) and I don't know why.

Any body know how can I solve this.

Thank You.

[johnsonshiue · Accepted solution]

Hi! The reason why you are seeing the warning is that the assembly file used to be referenced by the drawing view has been converted to an iAssembly factory file. This means the drawing view, while still reference the same iam file, may be subject to change. The drawing view will react to the active member row in the iAssembly (iPart) factory file. For example, if you open the factory file and activate the second member and save the factory file, the drawing will then display the assembly with second member activated.

This behavior can be problematic because the view depends on the active member on the table. You don't know which member is active until you open the iAssembly factory file. To correct the problem, you can edit the view and go to Model State tab -> select the exact member you want to reference in the view. You may need to generate the member from the iAssembly factory first. Please try it out and let me know if you have any question.

Many thanks!

[Jose_Merino]

The Factory File is the Original Assembly which has the table and change when you chose a different numbers?