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I'm having problems with assembly constraints once again. I will do my best to describe what is happining but it is a bit confusing to myself. What I have is an Assembly-1 that is adaptive in Assembly-2 which is adaptive in Assembly-3. I have applied certain constraints in the Assembly-2 to force the behavior of how it's suppose to act. When I start applying constraints in Assembly-3 it's almost like the constraints that I put in Assembly-2 are being overiden. Does Inventor ignore assembly constraints at lower levels when it's adaptive in a higher level assembly?
Inventor likes one part in each assembly to be
grounded.
To specifically answer your question: No - Inventor
should pay attention to the entire constraints scheme. It does not have a
mechanism built in to start ignoring constraints at subassembly
levels.
something is extremely wrong with Inventor. I have a constraint that I drive and it drives the parts just fine but guess what all the consraints are broken everywhere else and guess what no warnings or nothing. I can tell the parts are way off but Inventor thinks everything is all good but in reality it's not. What is going on here? The only way to get the part to be correct is to do a rebuild all! But how does one know to do a rebuild all if there is no warning! I'm losing my mind with this cryptic software.
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