Overview of the assembly commands

 

 

The assembly functions enable an assembly to be constructed by including parts, profiles or sub-sets. This component inclusion complies with a positioning. The assembly can also create parts in place, which will "depend" on the surrounding geometry.

Parts, sub-sets and library components can be included in an assembly.

Each item inserted in the assembly will be positioned by constraints, the objective being to remove the degrees of freedom (1 translation following X, Y, Z and a rotation around X, Y and Z) required for its positing. Until the 6 degrees of freedom have been deleted by the constraints, the part or the sub-set can move.

Most of the commands used to define and manipulate an assembly are located in the 'Assembly' menu and will also be very practical to us the content of the 'Constraints' folder in the entities tree, which will contain all relevant information on the constitution of the constraints being defined.

 

 

Include part or assembly

Create part in place

Constraint

Plane on plane

Axis on axis

Frame on frame

Orientation

Point on point

Point on plane

Plane on point

Axis on plane

Plane on axis

Axis on point

Point on axis

Surface on surface

Repetition

 

 

Filter unpublished contents

 

Dynamic positioning

Show constraints

 

Auto wizard

 

Automatic process

Inclusion in last positioning

Autofill representations

Local displacement