Select the set name.
Select the entities to be included in the set.
Select parts and sub-assemblies to be included.
Validate the creation of the set by clicking on 
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The Set command allows to insert different sub-parts of the assembly in different sets.
It displays the list of parts and sub-assemblies of the document and allows to select their sub parts.
Creation Stages / Use:
In an assembly or exploded document, select the Tools > Sets > Set... command from the drop-down menu.
Select the set name.
Select the entities to be included in the set.
Select parts and sub-assemblies to be included.
Validate the creation of the set by clicking on .
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Entities can be dragged to the desired set from the entity tree. |
Available Options:
The Hide option can make entities during selection. They will be displayed again after validating the command.
When modifying an already existing set, the option is unchecked.
When creating a new set, the option is checked.
The Not empty option forces you to select entities to be able to validate this command. If all entities are deleted afterwards, the set is automatically deleted. If the option is not checked, the empty set will not be deleted.
Exclusive: when an entity is included in a set, it is automatically extracted from other "exclusive" sets of the document (sub-assemblies of an exclusive set are automatically consider as exclusive). A specific icon is assigned to this type of set: 
Filled by contact: allows to include to this set, an entity in contact during the positioning creation or when using its assistant.
The Current option allows future entities to automatically be included in the set.
Modifications / Additional information:
All modification commands (edit, hide, show, etc.) can be performed contextually on the Sets folder in the entity tree.
When a document is derived, the sets can be inherited from the source document.
The inherited stes can be edited from the entities tree in order to add new entities. However, the inherited entities cannot be removed.
