problem with inventor together

[Peppic]

Hello everyone,

I have a problem in managing a set designed with inventor.

In practice I assembled more parts, and now I would like to make a hole that crosses them all.

until I do the sketch and the hole all ok, in the axieme, only that then the modification (the hole) is not reported in the drawings of the individual parts. I would instead like to be able to save the modified parts (with the hole) individually, instead I see the hole only in the axieme.

Can you tell me how I can do this?

Thank you.

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[stefanobruno]

You can't do it, you misapproached the operating mode.

 

[Zac69]

the joint processing are processes that have effect only on the assembly (at assembly), not on the individual ipts.

 

[Catafratto]

google > inventor assembly features migration

some apps/addins come out that do what you ask. years ago I tried one, I didn't like how it worked and I no longer experimented with these things, and as stefanobruno says with inventor without adding your approach does not work. I can't tell you if the apps of now are wonders of efficiency or pieces for emergencies. . Perhaps you can do as a guinea pig and inform us:

 

[GiGa]

if I am not mistaken (but it is to be tried, because it is a situation that I do not use), the hole made through "bucket connection" appears in the tables of the details... I saw a video autodesk tempofa showing this difference... .

 

[Matteo Cappelli dis.CAD]

as they rightly pointed out, the assemblies are applied only on the assemblies and not on the individual parts, the classic case is to weld 2 tubular (.iam file) and then drill them.
But sometimes it happens to make "flight tests" on the assemblies without changing the individual details. in this case it would be convenient to report such processing on the details (.ipt)
here is a free application (app) solves the case:

coolorange featuremigratorhttps://apps.autodesk.com/invntor/en/detail/index?id=4113747616755499758&applang=en&os=win32_64

 

[tonygancio]

or a solution could be (if you don't have too many parts though) to drill a part by opening it from the axieme and other parts (always opening it from the axieme) and projecting the geometry of the hole just made

 

[Jovanz]

If I don't remember badly, you should go on "bucket connection" and then you can select the first and last face and customize the hole diameter that crosses all the parts included.