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Updates to Windchill MPMLink Associative Browsers
Product: Windchill, Windchill PDMLink, Windchill MPMLink
Release: 11.0 M010
Benefit
With Windchill MPMLink, manufacturing engineers can use the Process Plan Browser or the Manufacturing Associative Part Structure Browser to manage their process plans and allocate factory resources. A number of critical enhancements have been made to these browsers.
Additional Details
In order to efficiently define and manage their work, manufacturing engineers using Windchill MPMLink are now able to:
Manage options and variants of manufactured products
Propagate options and variants between BOMs in the Manufacturing Associative Part Structure Browser
Define options and variants for process plan structures in the Process Plan
Inherit options and variants from related assemblies in the Process Plan Browser
Reference objects that are not consumed by the operation itself in the Process Plan Browser; these are known as “operated on” objects and they are referenced from the related assemblies or from non-related assemblies (standalone parts)
Define a specific camera angle and viewpoint during the playback of operations in the Process Plan Browser
Playback the details of each allocation within an operation in the Process Plan Browser
Define and manage alternate units of measure in all MPMLink browsers
Display only the latest iteration of each branch in the equivalent tab of the Manufacturing Associative Part Structure Browser
Provide a custom logic for part names, part numbers, and saved folder location when creating a manufacturing BOM
Create a manufacturing BOM for tooling or other resources that are designed in-house
Visualize the progress of the manufacturing BOM creation via a sequenced rendering of components in the visualization tabs of the Manufacturing Associative Part Structure Browser