Imagine yourself importing a very large assembly from a supplier into another assembly. You spend a day or so stripping data out of the thing, since it's been created by dozens of engineers over the course of months and months. You realize that your layer tree is now totally mangled by the new data. You begin trying to place stray axes onto layers.
Good luck! Maybe you could take a friggin' class on how to do it. In UG, you would simply pick the axis and use the MOVE TO LAYER FUNCTION, but not in Pro-E! I've spent an entire afternoon attempting to move a half-dozen axes onto some kind of layer or another. This is ridiculous, totally ridiculous!
No wonder people don't bother with layers much in Pro-E. It's horrifying just trying to perform the simplest function with them. Why even bother having layers when it's this much of a pain? I'm a fan of layers, too, that's the sick part of it.
You'll notice I've never started a rant until now. There you have it...
Good luck! Maybe you could take a friggin' class on how to do it. In UG, you would simply pick the axis and use the MOVE TO LAYER FUNCTION, but not in Pro-E! I've spent an entire afternoon attempting to move a half-dozen axes onto some kind of layer or another. This is ridiculous, totally ridiculous!
No wonder people don't bother with layers much in Pro-E. It's horrifying just trying to perform the simplest function with them. Why even bother having layers when it's this much of a pain? I'm a fan of layers, too, that's the sick part of it.
You'll notice I've never started a rant until now. There you have it...