Before creating an assembly, identify the different types of subassemblies you need, make sure they are available, and decide how you want them to display.
The easiest way to access subassemblies is through a tool palette. Drag a subassembly from a palette to add it to an assembly. You can add more subassemblies to the expanded assembly.
You can also add assemblies to a tool palette you create. For more information, see Understanding Subassemblies.
You can design styles that control the appearance of the assembly components, such as the insertion point and baseline point, in the drawing. For more information, see Assembly Styles.
Use code set styles to control the appearance of subassembly components, such as points, links, and shapes. These components will display within your assembly object.