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Prior to creating assembly features, keep in
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- You can create assembly features only between the child components of
the active product. The active product at least must include two
components which in turn must contain one part at least.
- You cannot create assembly features between two geometrical elements
belonging to the same component.
- You can only create assembly features on a component which allows
part feature creation to be performed in assembly context. This excludes
cross references, the component containing the inputs is contextual from
one or several affected components, and external references, affected
components which are already referenced from another assembly document.
- The resulting features in the affected components are created after
the Object in work in the related part documents. Therefore,
only the geometries defined until the Object in work is taken
into account in the assembly feature.
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See Assembly
Features reference for more information. |
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The different assembly features you can
create are: |
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Split: click
this icon, select the splitting face or surface, define the parts you need
to split and define the portion of material to keep. |
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Hole: click
this icon, select a face to define the hole location, define the parts on
which you need to make the hole and define your hole. |
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Hole Series: in
the Assembly Features Definition dialog bow, click the Series tab and
select the parts of interest prior to defining holes. |
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Pocket: click
this icon, select the profile to be extruded, define the parts from which
you need to remove material and define the pocket. |
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Remove: click
this icon, select the body to removed and define the parts from which you
need to remove material. |
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Add: click this
icon, select the body to be added and define the parts to which you need to
add material. |