standard processing that interacts on multiple elements

[Yebisu]

Is it possible to create a standard workmanship like a mould that interacts with more ipts in iam?
example I have two pieces of wood1.ipt wood2.ipt in the furniture.iam. I would like to insert a plug... now I open wood1 and make open wood2 hole and hole , can you do everything in the general axieme?

 

[stefanobruno]

Yes, but then you don't find it in the individual details.
It's something you do in the welded assembly, even if welding the wood requires special electrodes.

 

[Yebisu]

:roflmao::roflmao: Thanks I have always used normal together I will try to see the commands that are there, in case I can't go back right if I turn the iam into welded?

 

[stefanobruno]

It's not exactly like that. There's a way back.
selecting the components the welded, you can say " component --> raises the level ", so the pieces come out from the welded assembly, then you select them again and you say " component --> lowers the level ", so you generate a new set that you will have the shortness of not doing as welded.
or do the evidence on a double of the original file.
These games require attention to the cube and square awareness.

 

[Matteo Cappelli dis.CAD]

Hi.
If you do not want to use welded together, you can always use the work together in the template menu.
of course as already mentioned, such processing will be present only in the file of assembly.iam and not on the individual details

through the dx button above the single processing you can manage which particular "participation" to such processingvia the free app The migration face coolorange s.r.l. you can at any time "move" the processing from the assemblies to the single part
https://apps.autodesk.com/invntor/en/detail/index?id=4113747616755499758&applang=en&os=win64

 

[stefanobruno]

Matteo, you always have an extra march.
It's good when you find someone who gives you useful things.

 

[Matteo Cappelli dis.CAD]

thanks to you for having appreciated and... thanked.
in fact known that often, questions are asked and answers.... not even commented by the direct interested!

Hello and
Good job

 

[Tarkus]

model the mold in multibody, so do what you want