What is a Group Table Group Table is set <br> <br> many similar parts (or component or feature) of these parts (components / features) from a structural point of view is very similar, but different in some detail part, such as size Or detailed features, etc. A typical example is a screw or a nut. In the same standard (such as GB/T819.1), there are hundreds of different specifications, but they look the same and have the same function, so we put this on The hundreds of sizes of screws are considered to be a family of parts.
Parts in the "Family Table" are also called table-driven parts.
The figure below (index.gif) is a screw family. The left side of the figure is the normal model, and the right side is its instance. The normal model is a parent.
The role of the family table:
Produce and store a large number of simple and detailed objects to standardize the generation of parts, saving time and effort by generating various parts from the part file without re-structuring to make small changes to the part without the need to use relational change models to store The parts table family table that prints the file and is included in the parts catalog implements standardization of the part and instances of the same family table are automatically interchangeable with each other.
Permission for family table
The Pro/ENGINEER module licenses are different, and the family table content that is allowed to be implemented is also different.
With Pro/FEATURE licenses, you can: Create table-driven custom groups that can be table-driven, constant, or variable. Add a table-driven group to the part Family Table.
A basic Pro/ENGINEER license, you can: Create a table-driven part by adding dimensions to the Family Table.
For Pro/ASSEMBLY licenses, you can: Create table-driven components by adding the Family Table subcomponent, the part name, and the component dimensions.
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