Suppose if I am having a configurable product. Say a part number 12345V000 is its name. In that product, I have component p, q and r. But, at not all conditions they might appear in the product. For eg, if my load size is 10mm then p might come and if its 20mm q might come and etc.. as of now, i am using a local parameter to control its condition so that if i say yes or no to super bom import, i can get all the BOM items to PDM. Without using a separate variable, how can we import super BOM of a product when we cant configure all of the items in a single structure?
It sounds like you should be using Options Modeler in Creo and/or Options & Variants on the Windchill side. I have a video coming out tomorrow on generating product variants using Options Modeler.
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Thank you so much for the detailed video. You have described the pointers so nicely that anyone without experience also can understand.
Thank you for valuable presentation
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David, Please add windchill related videos to its playlist you have created, Superb work btw
I have a release schedule. Those videos will be available on their release date.
Excellent video
the fBOM would be more suitable, but I get why we don't use it :D
Suppose if I am having a configurable product. Say a part number 12345V000 is its name. In that product, I have component p, q and r. But, at not all conditions they might appear in the product. For eg, if my load size is 10mm then p might come and if its 20mm q might come and etc.. as of now, i am using a local parameter to control its condition so that if i say yes or no to super bom import, i can get all the BOM items to PDM. Without using a separate variable, how can we import super BOM of a product when we cant configure all of the items in a single structure?
It sounds like you should be using Options Modeler in Creo and/or Options & Variants on the Windchill side. I have a video coming out tomorrow on generating product variants using Options Modeler.
What's the origin behind the name Windshill??
It’s Windchill and it’s a cold weather related term. I don’t know why it was chosen.