Have you seen the distructions on how to use the viewer as the option save_model_display should be set to shading_lod Open all the assm's individually, regen and save them. Select all the parts and sub assm's to copy and save them in a new directory.Ĭhange your working directory to the one you have saved the copy in.
If your assm has family table parts in select new model. If you are viewing assemblies all the parts have to be in the same directory. If you use save as on a part in Pro/e you then have to open the copied part regen and save the part again. (Microsofts mouse with the scroll wheel also works as the wheel can also be pressed and used as a middle button.) You may already know this?
The end user will also have to have a three button mouse. Install the Java appalet (which you have done). Joede RE: Product view Express selim (Mechanical) 13 Feb 01 10:09įirst make sure you are using Internet explorer 5 or above. What's up with this viewer? Has anyone had similar problems? What solutions if any are there? Is there another free viewer that any of you might recommend that all of our vendors could use? Many of our vendors don't have Pro E.Īny comments advice, help about Pro E viewers (especially Productview Express)would be very much appreciated. I loaded the Java appalet and the viewer as instructed. When I clicked a Pro E drawing, the viewer began to load but the window that came up didn't have all the buttons displayed and the viewer showed only a blank screen and no drawing. I tried loading the Productview Express on my computer (it doesn't have Pro E loaded)to see how it works. We would like to set up all of our machined parts vendors with a viewer to read Pro E (2000i)drawings electronically to save the time and effort required in mailing paper prints for quotes etc. Has anyone tried the new viewer from PTC "Productview Express"?
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