pattern of holes - rel2001

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by dakeb, Nov 5, 2003.

  1. dakeb

    dakeb Guest

    I want to create a matrix of about 200 holes, but as the increments are not
    identical, I need a pattern table.

    I have created a hole feature, and want to pattern it with equal increments,
    then turn it into a pattern table to edit/delete unneceesary holes.

    I can create the pattern, but when I try to redefine it to turn it into a
    table, all I get is the hole creation dialogue box. There seems to be no way
    to turn it into a pattern table, unless I'm missing something

    I don't want to create it as a table initially because I don't want to
    calculate and enter all those dimensions.

    Any ideas?
     
    dakeb, Nov 5, 2003
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  2. dakeb

    David Janes Guest

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    : I can create the pattern, but when I try to redefine it to turn it into a
    : table, all I get is the hole creation dialogue box. There seems to be no way
    : to turn it into a pattern table, unless I'm missing something
    :
    Isn't there an 'Edit>Pattern' to get the 'To table' menu, and then, don't you go
    'Modify>Pattern table' to edit the table. I'm starting to forget already. Wildfire
    is so much more straightforward with everything you need to create patterns,
    change whether dimension driven or pattern driven, modify pattern elements, right
    in the Dashboard.

    David Janes
     
    David Janes, Nov 5, 2003
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  3. dakeb

    Dee Holmes Guest

    Create your pattern. Redefine the feature and select Pattern (scroll down in
    the dialog box).Choose "To Table" and enter a table name.
    Modify "Pattern Table" and look for the name you entered.

    Dee
     
    Dee Holmes, Nov 5, 2003
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  4. dakeb

    dakeb Guest

    Right, the button is hidden unless you scroll down! great work PTC! I would
    never have found it, thanks Dee.
     
    dakeb, Nov 5, 2003
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