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[CAD] The Crosshatch and Leader Line are changed by CMM Migration.
[CAD] The Crosshatch and Leader Line are changed by CMM Migration. PR Number: 2243664
Priority: 2
GTAC Urgency: No
PR Matrix: 6a.
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Problem Description:
[CAD] The Crosshatch and Leader Line are changed by CMM Migration.
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NX Versions: NX9.0.2
CMM Versions: CMM9011
Managed Mode: Yes
Tc Versions: TC9.1.2.2
Containing:
Part: Yes
AVI: n/a
Syslog: n/a
Other Files: Yes
Work Around: n/a
Steps to Duplicate:
1.Import Crosshatch_Leader.pkg data to Teamcenter
Menu bar-->Tool-->import-->From TDM-->directory of Crosshatch_Leader.pkg-->OK
2.Set migration option
Menu bar-->CMM-->Option-->set the option as Crosshatch_Leader_opt.xml
3.Migration to NX
select imported data(drawing) --> Menu bar-->CMM-->Migration to NX-->OK
4.Open the migrated drawing in NX.
The Crosshatch and Leader Line are changed by CMM Migration.
Trace Back:
N/A:
Problem is part specific: Unknown
Problem is OS specific: Unknown
Platform Information-
Problem is platform specific: Unknown Platform:
Problem verified on the following platforms and OS versions:
NX Versions Tested In GTAC: NX9.0.2
OS Versions used during Test: Intel Win 7 64Bit The problem where [CAD] The Crosshatch and Leader Line are changed by CMM Migration has been investigated and the following has been found.
he I-deas Drafting-Detailing entity definition for areafill/crosshatch was limited. And hence, some of these existing entities have technical definition in NX. The Content Migration Manager for I-deas provides fidelity checking to identify issues in the resulting migrated I-deas Drafting-Detailing areafill entity, and NX tools for post-migration 2D entity repair provide capabilities to enable efficient manual repair.
PR 2243664 Product Information: Product: NX , Application: TRANSLATOR , Version: V9.0.2
Source: https://support.sw.siemens.com/en-US/knowledge-base/PL8032744 · retrieved 2026-10-02