bmferguson
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Hi,
I have an Assembly (A) made up of several Sub-Assemblies (a1, a2, a3), and constrained in such a way that it behaves properly when moving Parts around. I intend to use multiple instances of Assembly A as Sub-Assemblies of a larger Assembly (B). Each Assembly A is constrained to a base in Assembly B so that the outer part of Assembly A doesn't move, but the internals still can. My first attempt was to create multiple instances of Assembly A using a Pattern. However, when I moved one instance of Assembly A, all of them moved. Instead, I decided to manually insert each one so that they are not related through a Pattern. However, the internals of the Assembly A instances still all move when I move one of them. It seems that they are not the independent instances that I was expecting. Is this expected behaviour? If so, is there a way to break this association so that they are truly independent instances?
Thanks,
Bruce
I have an Assembly (A) made up of several Sub-Assemblies (a1, a2, a3), and constrained in such a way that it behaves properly when moving Parts around. I intend to use multiple instances of Assembly A as Sub-Assemblies of a larger Assembly (B). Each Assembly A is constrained to a base in Assembly B so that the outer part of Assembly A doesn't move, but the internals still can. My first attempt was to create multiple instances of Assembly A using a Pattern. However, when I moved one instance of Assembly A, all of them moved. Instead, I decided to manually insert each one so that they are not related through a Pattern. However, the internals of the Assembly A instances still all move when I move one of them. It seems that they are not the independent instances that I was expecting. Is this expected behaviour? If so, is there a way to break this association so that they are truly independent instances?
Thanks,
Bruce
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