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Reading the problem description - why would it matter if constraints are lost?
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I will answer your question with a question... Why would you not want the constraints? It is a pain in the rear to take the time to redo them. Total waist of time.
Here is the original problem statement, "Me and my colleague have an assembly that we need to export to obj."
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They DON'T have a way for you to open files backward to previous releases. It is how they make things frustrating. I deal with the step file mess all the time between me and the tool shops I deal with. They hate it too. The tool shops have 3D software that will open Inventor no matter what version, but not Autodesk, oh nooooo. They'd lose customers, i.e., money.
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