Hi PE Users:
Currently we are using Wildfire 3.0 and WindChill 8.0
Our drawings are automatically published with in Windchill to PDF. Sometimes on the drawing the wires are missing in a harness showing only the connectors while other times the wires are shown in thin mode.
Can someone tell me if there is setting within Windchill for the publisher to always set the wires to thick mode before publishing or is there something that I should do before saving and checking in the harness assembly so my results on the drawings are to always show thick mode. NOTE: we are using shaded views on the drawings. No issues with non-shaded views.
Also sometime when we first call up an assembly within Pro/e that have various harnesses in the assembly the harnesses appear in both thin and thick mode even though the display mode in thin. Why is this so? I can toggle the display mode to make all the harnesses to be thick but the Windchill publisher does not perform a toggle before creating the PDF of the drawing.
Comments, thoughts, solutions are welcomed.
Currently we are using Wildfire 3.0 and WindChill 8.0
Our drawings are automatically published with in Windchill to PDF. Sometimes on the drawing the wires are missing in a harness showing only the connectors while other times the wires are shown in thin mode.
Can someone tell me if there is setting within Windchill for the publisher to always set the wires to thick mode before publishing or is there something that I should do before saving and checking in the harness assembly so my results on the drawings are to always show thick mode. NOTE: we are using shaded views on the drawings. No issues with non-shaded views.
Also sometime when we first call up an assembly within Pro/e that have various harnesses in the assembly the harnesses appear in both thin and thick mode even though the display mode in thin. Why is this so? I can toggle the display mode to make all the harnesses to be thick but the Windchill publisher does not perform a toggle before creating the PDF of the drawing.
Comments, thoughts, solutions are welcomed.