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Mass Properties Override - Not working
alan_lafever
Member Posts: 1 ✭
The check box for overriding the mass properties appears to be disabled. How do I enable it?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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You can’t override multiple individual parts. Make a composite part of all your motor components first then set the mass for that one composite part.Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA0
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I am finding the mass override does not work well for composite parts. I successfully overrode the mass for my composite part. I created a version of my document and update the document reference of an instance of my composite part in an assembly. I found that the mass still said zero for the composite part. I checked in the tab containing the composite part and found that the mass of my composite part says zero until I click the "Override" checkbox, then I see the correct mass. I can not edit the mass now that I have set it.NeilCooke said:You can’t override multiple individual parts. Make a composite part of all your motor components first then set the mass for that one composite part.0 -
@Kyler_Walker I am not able to reproduce this, but maybe I'm not understanding fully. Do you have a simple example you can share or a video? If it can't be public, please create a support ticket.
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@NeilCooke
Here is a simple example I made demonstrates the same behavior.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/612b872b0bc12de808c863d7/w/06fddda5ea3ee963de3b5363/e/3d596f47060865d9f8b94e51?renderMode=0&uiState=6346c61fdb3f084230e5b969
It looks like this is a problem whenever a composite part contains a surface.0

