save as ipt na part of solid

[lucatd4]

hello to all, I designed 2 parts that are coupled, but I would like to save them in 2 different ipt files. I attach the design with the selected saving part. What is the procedure?

 

[stefanobruno]

depends on how you drew them.
if you attach the file, we can see what you did, or make a screenshot of the work browser.

 

[dsw]

if it is only about splitting the file into two parts, save a copy of the file with the two parts. then open the two files and in one file delete one part and in the other delete the other part. save the two files and you're done.

 

[lucatd4]

depends on how you drew them.
if you attach the file, we can see what you did, or make a screenshot of the work browser.

Thanks, here's the file

 

[stefanobruno]

I'm sorry, but it's 2024.
I installed the 2023, so I don't see how it was made.

 

[rust]

you can also create the two single files as derivatives of the first... so if you have to make changes you update both children files.
even if it is then more "contorted" the management of change indices but this depends whether you manage them or not...

 

[dsw]

I return to argue that creating a copy of the file is the easiest solution and that, moreover, even if old style, it works with any software or version.

I uploaded the .ipt file that % 1 has kindly shared, is created by the single sketch and subsequent processing, as you can see from the attached image, are not independent.

for how it was "disegned" makes it even more Moroccan to divide it into two solids, not impossible but, in my opinion, unnecessarily Moroccan.

as they say in some environments kiss ("keep it simple, stupid"), simple problem.... simple solution. . .

 

[tzadik]

creates n° 2 "solids" in the ipt, at the moment there is only one "solid".
made this "create components" and carry two ipts