mfg_xyz_num_digits
<integer number
>
Sets the number of digits for x, y, z tool coordinates in a CL data file. The default is 10.
is an integer and indicates the decimal place being set in the tolerance, the second sets the actual tolerance value, and the third number indicates the number of decimal places displayed in the tolerance.
For example, if you set the value to 6 0.017550 5
, Creo Parametric
displays the tolerance as 0.01755. In this example, the value 6 0.017550 5
sets the tolerance to 6 decimal places, the default tolerance value to 0.017550, and the number of decimal places to be displayed to 5.
For integer dimensions, the integer would be 0 and the tolerance would be an integer. For example, 0 1
sets a tolerance of 1 for integer dimensions.
Any modifications to these options affect only new models that are created after the option modification.
o
Feature reordering
o
Component replacement
o
Object integration
The instance verification status is not set to Failed.
The instance verification status is set to Unverified. In this case, when creating the accelerator file, Creo Parametric
displays a message stating that the accelerator file was created for the nonverified instance.
none
- Does not save instance accelerator files.
explicit
- Saves instance accelerator files only when you explicitly save instances.
always
- Always saves instance accelerator files, regardless of whether you are saving an instance explicitly or through a higher-level object.
You can override this configuration option at runtime by clicking File
> Instance Operations
, and clicking another command on the associated INST DBMS
menu.
