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Starting Assembly modelling

To start Assembly modelling:

  1. Select the Assembly tab to display the assembly modelling options.
  2. Choose from the following:
  • New — to create a new assembly.
  • From Solids — to create a component in the active assembly from selected solids.
  • With Power Features — to create a component in the active assembly using a Power Feature solid.
  • Add Component — to add the component to the active assembly using the intelligent cursor.
  • Add Component Advanced — to add components with axial attachments to the active assembly, using advanced options.
  • Wizard — to create components using the Component Wizard.
  • Attachment:
    • Attachment — to create relations between components using attachments.
    • Manage Attachment — to create new, and edit existing, attachments.
  • Distance Explode — to explode the active assembly using a distance parameter.
  • Angular Explode — to explode the active assembly using an angular parameter.
  • Intersection — to check whether components intersect in the active assembly.
  • Manage Source Models — to manage source models containing imported component definitions.
  • Refresh Imported Components — to refresh imported components when a component definition has been changed.
  • Convert to Local — to convert an imported component definition into a local definition.
  • Generate — to create a Power Feature from a component.
  • Remove — to remove a Power Feature from the selected component.
  • Summary — to specify how Power Features are applied.
  • Advanced — to specify intersection properties of Power Features.
Note: Any assemblies that already exist in the model are displayed in the assembly tree and all the buttons on the Assembly tab are active.

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