*ME_CoreBehaviorAdjust

Adjusts part and part assembly related behaviors based on certain aspects and policies.

Syntax

*ME_CoreBehaviorAdjust "<aspect1>=<value1>,<aspect2>=<value2>,...,<aspectN>=<valueN>"

HyperMesh Tcl Modify Command

Adjusts part and part assembly related behaviors based on certain aspects and policies.

Valid aspects and their policy values are:

allow_automatic_occurrence_splitting=<value>: Every occurrence has an associated base prototype. A single prototype may provide the base for multiple occurrences (e.g. a prototype of a wheel might have four occurrences in a vehicle). Once automatic splitting is enabled, any modification that may happen in an occurrence will cause it to be separated (split) from its original prototype to a new prototype of its own, containing all the modifications made. In the wheel/vehicle example, changes made to the front left wheel will cause it to be separated in a different prototype, while all the rest of the wheels remain based on the original prototype, thus having now two prototypes instead of just one. Possible values are:; yes - Enable automatic splitting.; no - Disable automatic slitting (default).
allowable_actions_policy=<value>: Defines the availability of various actions that operate on parts and part assemblies. Possible values are:; default - Allows all actions.; TC - TeamCenter policy. Prevents renaming, re-parenting and deleting.; TC_lite - TeamCenter lite policy. Prevents renaming and re-parenting.

To set the allowable actions policy to TC lite:

*ME_CoreBehaviorAdjust "allowable_actions_policy=TC_lite"

Incorrect usage results in a Tcl error. To detect errors, you can use the catch command:

if { [ catch {command_name...} ] } {
   # Handle error
}

14.0

2019 - Added new aspect allow_automatic_occurrence_splitting.