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Catia Assembly with virtual components loose assembly constraints

Catia Assembly with virtual components loose assembly constraints IR Number: 7690912

   Priority:	2

Business Urgency: No

   GTAC Urgency:	No

   	  PR Matrix:	5a

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Problem Description:

In Catia we have assemblies that are using "virtual" components that act like a grouping mechanism. With such a component it is possible to group real components and their constraints.

After migration of an assembly with virtual components all the constraints that are part of a virtual component are lost.

In a similar assembly where no grouping with virtual components is used the constraints are all migrated.

In both cases the CMM migration shows green migration status. No indication that in one assembly there are issues with some of the constraints.

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Catia V5 R21

NX 10.0.2.6

CMM 10.0.2.150

Containing:


o Worddoc with description and screenshots

o Catia data

o Migrated NX data

o CMM Scratch Folders with logfiles

Steps to Duplicate:

o Migrate assemblies with CMM using default cmmOptions (BREP mode for parts)

o Inspect the resulting NX assembly and CMM migration report

o Compare number of assembly constraints in Catia and NX.

Problem is part specific: No

Problem is OS specific: Unknown

Platform Information-

Problem is platform specific: Unknown Platform:

Problem verified on the following platforms and OS versions:

   Intel IV, Win7 64-bit

The problem where Catia Assemblies with virtual components loose assembly constraints has been investigated and the following has been found.

This is an enhancement to the current functionality of CMM and will be the status of 'ER' (Enhancement Request). PR 7690912 Product Information: Product: NX , Application: CMM , Version: V10.0.2

Source: https://support.sw.siemens.com/en-US/knowledge-base/PL8066003 · retrieved 2026-10-02