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Inventor 2014; Place and ground first component at origin doesn´t quite work.

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Message 1 of 7
gunnar_larsson
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Inventor 2014; Place and ground first component at origin doesn´t quite work.

In inventor 2012 we could place a component into a new assembly and the component was then automatically grounded at origin.

This also worked with copy/paste from one assy to a new one. The first component pasted was automatically grounded at orgin.

 

In Inventor 2014 we have the option to choose "Place and ground first part at origin" (In application options):

 

Place at origin 2014.png

 

This feature is only working "half way".

When placing a new component with the command "Place", it works.

When placing the first component (part) by pasting from another assy, it is grounded at the current cursor position (offset from origin).

This is not so good IMO.

 

Can it be changed or corrected?

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Message 2 of 7
ASI_Aaron
in reply to: gunnar_larsson

Bump.

 

This behavior happens with my system as well.  It does tend to get annoying.

- Aaron -
PDSU 2016
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Samsung 950 PRO NVMe 512gb
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Message 3 of 7
Spidermeld
in reply to: gunnar_larsson

Happening to a user here as well.

Message 4 of 7
JDMather
in reply to: Spidermeld

Does the user have the option to Right Click - Place Grounded at Origin?


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Message 5 of 7
WHolzwarth
in reply to: Spidermeld

This can be repaired:

-Right-Click on grounded part -> iProperties

- In Occurrence sheet set all offsets to zero

 

Walter

Walter Holzwarth

EESignature

Message 6 of 7
Andrew_J_W
in reply to: gunnar_larsson

Make sure the origin of the part you're dropping in is in the location you want.  It will match up the planes of the part to the planes of the assembly.

Message 7 of 7
Cris-Ideas
in reply to: Andrew_J_W

Hi,

I have found one of the causes

 

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/quot-place-and-ground-first-component-at-origin-quot-op...

 

Cris.

Cris,
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