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[Jon Levatte]

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The ListParts request returns a maximum of 1,000 uploaded parts. The limit of 1,000 parts is also the default value. You can restrict the number of parts in a response by specifying the max-parts request parameter. If your multipart upload consists of more than 1,000 parts, the response returns an IsTruncated field with the value of true , and a NextPartNumberMarker element. To list remaining uploaded parts, in subsequent ListParts requests, include the part-number-marker query string parameter and set its value to the NextPartNumberMarker field value from the previous response.

list-parts is a paginated operation. Multiple API calls may be issued in order to retrieve the entire data set of results. You can disable pagination by providing the --no-paginate argument.When using --output text and the --query argument on a paginated response, the --query argument must extract data from the results of the following query expressions: Parts

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I have a structure that I have built with various sized tubes at different lengths. In my drawing package I have a sheet that does a structure call out. The model is too large to fit all on one sheet, so I have divided the structure in half (left and right).I have placed left side on one and the right on the other, performed the auto balloon command and organized my balloons. When I go to do a parts list command, everything pulls up but it's not accurate. My counts are off and I have to go in and over ride the parts list to get it right, after overriding the list I go to my other sheet and do the same... however any changes I make to the one translates to the other. It is only pulling the parts that are on the current structure but it's pulling the quantity from the whole structure (it should be noted that in my parts list I have a filter for "ballooned items only") Attached is a screen shot, notice the quantity is off.

Hi! What release of Inventor are you on? Are you saying that the invisible components are showing up on the PartsList? If yes, you will need to enable "Assembly Design View Rep" filter in the PartsList.

In my assembly I have turned off the visibility (if that's what you mean by invisible?) of certain tubes to get half of the structure. I am not seeing a "Assembly Design View Rep" filter option on my parts list.

Maybe if I created a shrink-wrap of the half structure and then pulled a parts list off of that if it would still count the ones in the original assembly? Really looking to not have to manually fill out my parts list as things change and I will need to remember to go back and double check the parts... but I guess a shrink wrap would still need updated if things change.

Using that OpenCutList add on here is another idea.

Make one file that shows all of your drawer parts laid out with dimensions.

Make another file, duplicating the first but with another name, then

assemble all of your work to show a finished product.

That may be a lot cheaper than buying the Pro version, unless, of course, you use these in a production shop, then you definitely should use the PRO version!

I am using a Parts List in an Inventor Drawing of an Inventor Assembly that contains parts with Base Unit 'Each' and Frame Generator members with Base Quantity 'm'. I set the Part Number in the BOM for all of the similar frame generator members to the same value so that they roll-up in the Structured BOM.

This works fine. The Parts List in the drawing displays the 'Each' components without a unit / decimal precision and the frame generator parts all get nicely summed up which is what I want. Unfortunately the decimal precision of the frame generator members is defaulting to 0.000 which is making my parts list untidy and I want to round this figure up to the nearest meter.

I have tried going into each frame member and changing the tolerance > precision on each and every member. This works to reduce the number of decimal places in the parts list once all of the members are changed but is incredibly tedious. It also doesn't quite fix my problem as I would like to round up and this approach rounds down.

I have also tried changing the column format of the parts list table or the QTY column to m and setting the decimal precision there using 'apply units formatting'. This works to fix the precision on the frame generator parts but unfortunately it also changes all of my normal 'each' parts too which is incorrect.

One thing that did look promising was introducing a substitution in the column format for the QTY column on the parts list table. I tried picking up the property 'G_L' which is a custom iProperty that the Frame Generator creates for all members that contains the length. My hope was to sum this field (which looks to be one of the options) and then be able to 'Apply Unit Formatting' of m with precision 0 for this sum. Unfortunately this doesn't seem to work as I expected and the parts list cell that it represents turns blue and has *Varies* in it. I've checked and all of the members have valid lengths in this G_L custom iProperty.

This is indeed doable. And, Column Substitution workflow will lead to desirable result. Please take a look at attached file. Open ExampleAssembly_fixed.idw. As you can see, the length has been rounded off. What I did was pretty simple.

But... my example wasn't a complete one (sorry). Please see attached a similar example, but this time the frame contains members of different lengths. All of the members are given the same part number so that they merge in the structured BOM. The BOM shows the correct total length. If we add the G_L substitution in the QTY column in the parts list that cell of the column now says *Varies*. Is there any way to get it to say the rounded total lengths?

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