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I am making my first assembly in Inventor Pro 2015. I was wondering if there was a way to set my parts into the same coordinate system. I want to be abler to insert my parts into the assembly and have them alreadt together when they are inserted in. This is a simple fit check and demonstration assembly, it does not include any joints or moving parts.
Welcome to the forums! Unless your parts are already constrained in a sub-assembly, I think you will need to constrain each part as normal. IV is good, but it can't discern your design intent. How many parts are in your assembly?
Sounds like mutli-body solids technique or a Derived Component skeleton would be the best way to go.
Can you attach your assembly here?
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