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Hi,
I'm trying to change an established propertie for a 1d element.
I tried by making a 'config edit' but still the propertie in the bulk data how can I delete it or change it?
In Model view, click on Properties => Property and you have just below the Property editor:
Thank you but that's not my problem I will try to explain it with an example:
I have a line for which I have given it a CBUSH propertie. Now I would like to change the propertie of that line for a CROD propertie.
Mi problem, is that if I change the propertie in the model view and I make a 'config edit' to change the propertie in the line, an error appear to me saying that not cbush propertie has been assigned. I think that there is another place in which I have to delete something else.
In the images below can be seen what I want to change from CBUSH with amort propertie to CROD and supen propertie
Maybe try to move this element to a new component and assign new property to component?
THe matter is that as it can be seen in the image the propertie of the element has been save in two parts in auto2 has been save like all rigids and line porperties and then in the components itself and as you can see in the line appear both time the props if I create a new one and delete the previous one. In do not know if I explaining myself ask me if don't
What I will do is do it again because I don't know how to edit the propertie of the 1d element
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