You made the statement "WAVE if you have it available." All NX bundles will have basic WAVE capability. The "Advanced WAVE" capability is a separate module, which is also available as a stand-alone license, and it is also included in "NX Mach 3 Industrial Design". What version of NX is this drag-and-drop available?
Hi @Rick in Texas! Yes you are correct, however the basic WAVE functionality will produce PDLO's only and require an assembly structure to be created and to exist associativity. Sorry I was a bit unclear in the video but the request was for how to copy entities from one part to another, non associative and with now supporting assembly structure (the one in the example was just to get a picture of what is going on and to explain the expected result). Copy and paste will work in some cases but when you as here want to just copy a face of a solid across you either need to WAVE link it or Drag and Drop Between Windows. Using the proposed Drag and Drop Between Windows functionality eliminates creating that temporary assembly and produce an entity in the target (non associative). The Drag and Drop Between Windows was introduced in NX12. //Best Regards Fred
You made the statement "WAVE if you have it available." All NX bundles will have basic WAVE capability. The "Advanced WAVE" capability is a separate module, which is also available as a stand-alone license, and it is also included in "NX Mach 3 Industrial Design".
What version of NX is this drag-and-drop available?
Hi @Rick in Texas! Yes you are correct, however the basic WAVE functionality will produce PDLO's only and require an assembly structure to be created and to exist associativity. Sorry I was a bit unclear in the video but the request was for how to copy entities from one part to another, non associative and with now supporting assembly structure (the one in the example was just to get a picture of what is going on and to explain the expected result). Copy and paste will work in some cases but when you as here want to just copy a face of a solid across you either need to WAVE link it or Drag and Drop Between Windows. Using the proposed Drag and Drop Between Windows functionality eliminates creating that temporary assembly and produce an entity in the target (non associative). The Drag and Drop Between Windows was introduced in NX12. //Best Regards Fred