In the browser, right-click the component . Click Copy . Right-click the parent component that you want to nest the copied component within.

Learn how to move or copy components , bodies, faces, or sketch objects in Fusion.

Enter an Object Spacing to set the minimum distance between the copies of the component and between the copies and any existing components .

With a schematic or board open, click Modify > Copy Format . Click the component or net from which to copy properties.

Save a copy of the active Configuration from the Browser In the Browser, right-click the Default Component .

Create a copy of a public library in your hub to customize its components for your projects.

You can edit the initial position of: Internal components Copies of components External components Fasteners You cannot edit the initial position of: Patterned components Components duplicated with joints Derived components

Fixed the motion of an assembly, and built out an assembly by copying and pasting components . Completed piston assembly

In the Browser, locate the external component you want to copy and replace.

The Move/ Copy tool moves or copies components , bodies, faces, or sketch objects in Fusion.

Fix the motion of an assembly, and build out an assembly by copying and pasting components . Completed piston assembly with motion Tip: Press the S key to display the Toolbox, then search for specific commands you want to use in the current workspace.

If the setup contains multiple components , on the canvas, select the component you want to copy .

The Fill Build Volume tool lets you fill the unused space in an additive machine’s build volume with multiple copies of a component . The copies of the component are stored as new components within the active Manufacturing Model.

Setting global and local component quantities — Lets you create multiple copies of components to arrange, which is useful for large scale production.

Click OK. The Move/ Copy dialog and a preview of the component display.