Re: component pattern CTD

Doesn't matter for me whether I select first or not. CTD either way.

I sure hope it's not some sort of AMD thing. My machine is an AMD 2100+ with
1gb ram.

jk

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> Yes, I've had the same problems you describe. I found that if I choose the
axis and subassembly prior to selecting the
> component pattern command I could make it work. If I select the component
pattern command then select the axis and
> subassy it would ctd. Also, I don't have a problem on my day job computer,
only on my home machine.
>
> Work machine is a Dell 2.8GHz Zeon 1GB ram with NVidea Quadro4 900 XGL
>
> Home machine is a AMD 1.4 GHz 768 GB ram with Oxygen GVX1
>
> MT
>
> On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 20:42:53 -0800, "John Kreutzberger"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I had a mold design last week than I could repeatedly CTD. I had a
component
> >pattern in it referencing a sub-assy. Whenever I tried to edit the
component
> >pattern-hello desktop. That one was a linear pattern.
> >
> >My new job also has a sub-assembly within a parent assembly. I located
this
> >sub where I wanted it and then created an axis. I then used this axis to
> >make a circular pattern (180°) with the sub-assy. Every time I try to
> >complete this component pattern, I immediately CTD. It usually happens
when
> >I am trying to change the 15° default to 180°. (by the way-who decided
that
> >15° shoud be the default??. I almost always use 180°.)
> >
> >To repeat ; inserting a sub-assy into an upper level asembly and then
trying
> >to pattern that new sub-assy will ALWAYS CTD.
> >
> >By the way, that first job would also CTD when I tried to edit component
> >patterns that didn't reference the sub-assy.
> >
> >My VAR has confirmed the first one, but hasn't seen the second one yet.
> >(only wierdos like me are working this late.)
> >
> >Anybody else see this?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >jk
> >
>