generate different frames in one together

[the.crow]

Bye to all,
I wanted to ask you if you know a way to "separate" the various frame pieces at creation.
I'm creating different beams, but I don't care that they're all grouped in a single frame, but I want to create so many sub-axioms of what will be the pieces to be sent to production.
Thank you.

 

[Tarkus]

Bye to all,
I wanted to ask you if you know a way to "separate" the various frame pieces at creation.
I'm creating different beams, but I don't care that they're all grouped in a single frame, but I want to create so many sub-axioms of what will be the pieces to be sent to production.
Thank you.

If you leave alone together, you have to do different skeleton sketches, one for every frame you want to do,
same when he asks you the name frame and skeleton.
that then can be simply frame00001,frame00002, etc., then lower level what you need to create the various subassiemi, e.g. subassieme 2 will have skeleton sketch 2, frame2 and skeleton 2 etc...
or you do a file with multiple sketches connected, you do the various subaxes, each of which refers to a sketch.
depends, with the first solution you have everything under control in the main axieme while you create the various frames..with the second you have no problems related to lowering level (wins etc).

 

[the.crow]

Thank you, now I try

 

[the.crow]

In my case, I have a set where I put a first skeleton. He proposed me the name of the frame and confirmed everything until the end.
then I created another skeleton as you said, I populated it with profiles, but I no longer appeared the window in which it proposes the name to give to the frame, as it had done before. It makes it one with the previous frame.
Where am I wrong?

 

[Tarkus]

In my case, I have a set where I put a first skeleton. He proposed me the name of the frame and confirmed everything until the end.
then I created another skeleton as you said, I populated it with profiles, but I no longer appeared the window in which it proposes the name to give to the frame, as it had done before. It makes it one with the previous frame.
Where am I wrong?

It's not wrong, it's me who wrote a little bit of a rush.
frame name etc. does not ask you to create it, you have to give it to it when you lower level. . .