shared assemblies with different selective instances and uncommon subparties?

[Kaji]

probably it is not possible and you need to use the command "create version", but I asked you if in your memory there had ever happened to encounter you in assemblies shared with different selective instances that had not only the subparts positioned differently but just a different structure tree.

 

[cacciatorino]

probably it is not possible and you need to use the command "create version", but I asked you if in your memory there had ever happened to encounter you in assemblies shared with different selective instances that had not only the subparts positioned differently but just a different structure tree.

I never saw them, would you charge a capture of the structure list where you happen this? Maybe you can get back to the command from the icon associated with the selective instance.

 

[Kaji]

I never saw them, would you charge a capture of the structure list where you happen this? Maybe you can get back to the command from the icon associated with the selective instance.

no unfortunately I have not available an example, indeed I think it is not even possible to do it, it was a memory so I asked if it happened to others.

 

[reb_bl]

I would personally not go to stray with that command, I would copy at 1 level the group and do what I want, in the end it is a group without code but the parts under usually have the code, so you have the maximum flexibility.

 

[and]

Sorry, but if it's a shared axis, it must be identical... otherwise it's not the same group.
the only thing you can do is the members of the shared group can be mounted in different positions with "no selective instance".