problem couplings between subaxial and flexible subaxial

[sono io]

Good morning, everyone.

I would have a little problem with the couplings in solidworks 2017 sp0:
View attachment Assieme GN_187_4.rarin the attached file there is a small set (a rotary clamping element) with the correct couplings (pense) where only the external disk has the possibility to rotate.
when I take this (under)assieme, inserting it inside a larger set, the flexible Irrew to be able to use the free movement of rotation and the couplings of this "pack" going to create couplings (for example between nonconcentric holes) that I did not.

I have read on a previous discussion that all the components must not be fixed but the result does not change.

What am I wrong?
thanks 1000 for the collaboration

 

[meccanicamg]

I read about a previous discussion that all the components must not move but still the result does not change

Very wrong. I normally have a general set that contains at least one flexible assembly which in turn is made up of flexible assemblies. everything works properly. low and elementary level axiemins, often have all the pieces that move randomly with degrees of freedom however with sensible rules (e.g. all pieces that mount along a axis can translate lugo lasse and rotate but not in space). When these subaxis flexibly communicate with parts or assemblies of a higher level, it is necessary to place sensible constraints between the flexible world and the rigid world.

I don't have solidworks on my phone.

if you have a subaxieme of a pin (fixed and first inserted element) and a washer (mobile) with concentric bond only and make contact with the pin, if you take it and put these in a top set.......messa flexible. ..well that the washer turns.

if the washer had a shear hole and in the top weave there is a plate with the foreskin, put the bond between the flexible underarm washer and the top piece and the two worlds communicate.

possible errors of reconstruction ctrl+q...... .

It has to work for things.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I would remake the tutorials because what you posted is modeling antithesis.
the parts are shaped with subsided sketches, the axieme, which contains no subaxieme, has three fixed components and one blocked (in the sense that it has the coupling blocks); How can you expect him to move?