I'm heading to lunch but should be back in and hour or so. It took a screen shot for me to realize what I had done. I freaked out when I didn't see it so I didn't realize I was in the schematic tab and not the panel tab. Well on another note. I was able to create the dinrail we use, it's Omron PFPN but after inserting it doesn't quite look right.
It's a little pointed. Is there a specific dimension that can fix this or is it due to me rounding some numbers up? Well I am glad to see it worked for you. I can only suggest that you play with the values for the arc and see what happens. Honesty I have never been that particular with the appearance. I just try to make it close enough for our assembly folks to build from.
My biggest use of this is to get the mfg information into the assembly so I can pull it out in a BOM. I know it's not that big of a deal, Just after figuring out this much I was wanting to know what I did wrong to have it look that way. I was trying to create a Unistrut template using the DIN rail command.
The longer the slot hole is, the worse the "pointing" of the slot arc gets. Did you find a solution? Yes I figured that out after posting. Example attached of how the arc is affected on different length slots. Here's an old dynamic block I made awhile back that I can share. My newer version was simplified plus addressed issues on the slots and fasteners on incremental stretch if that makes sense.
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Lists the item number for the component. Components with the same catalog receive the same item number. Scans each drawing for the target conduit type and returns a list of what was found. You can make your catalog assignment by selecting from the list.
Opens the Catalog Browser from which you select the catalog value. Search the database for a specific catalog item to assign to the selected component. Scans the previous project to find an instance of the selected conduit and returns the conduit values.
You can then make your catalog assignment by picking from the dialog box list. Lists the part numbers used for similar conduits in the current drawing. Lists the part numbers used for similar components in the project.
You can search in the active project, another project, or an external file. Multiple Catalog. Inserts or edits extra catalog part numbers for the selected component. These multiple BOM part numbers appear as subassembly part numbers to the main catalog part number in the various BOM reports. Catalog Check. Displays what the selected item looks like in a Bill of Material template. Optional description lines. Define which wires to include in this conduit. Select from the available list in the upper box and add to the included list in the lower box.
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