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[solved] How to precisely move a part in an assembly file? [solved]
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Hi
I have finished all my parts and now i have to assemble them. I normally just use the constrain tools, but this time i need to set a part in mid air. I would like to use the move tool, but with exact xyz coordinates. I only seem to be able to do that with an UCS (coordinate system), not the part itself. I guess it's just a button i'm missing somewhere, i'm not very good at this yet.. Would really apprichiate some help.
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Re: How to precisely move a part in an assembly file? [solved]
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Nevermind, I managed to assemble parts to the UCS, can't believe it took me so long to find out. Sorry to bother you.
Re: How to precisely move a part in an assembly file? [solved]
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You mention using the UCS which means User Coordinate System. This tool creates a user defined origin and set of axies.
You might find it tidier to use the default origin and set of axies in your model. For example create a constraint but for one of the entries, select one of the origin planes from the browser on your left hand side.
If you create a constrain for a part to all 3 planes, the part will be fully constrained.
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