Cannot move inserted object.

Cannot move inserted object.

ian1196
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Cannot move inserted object.

ian1196
Collaborator
Collaborator

I want to nest multiple parts to mill. I start with two objects in two files. I open one file. I right click the other file in the folder and "Insert into Current design". I can move the inserted object. I make my tool paths and I need to move one of the objects and repeat. However, after I accept the position of the inserted, I cannot move the inserted object. I can move the original part but not the inserted part. If I have multiple inserted parts, how do I move them?

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ian1196
Collaborator
Collaborator

Today, It seemed to work if I treat it as a component.

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seth.madore
Community Manager
Community Manager

Are you using the Nesting or the Arrange workflow?

Are you manually moving things into position, or are you using joints?


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing


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Windship
Explorer
Explorer

I just had a similar thing happen after inserting an object. For some reason the object was "anchored" or "grounded" by default. I right clicked on the component in the browser and chose "unground from parent" and that fixed it. I hope that helps! 

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programming2C78B
Advisor
Advisor

Thats a new (annoying) feature they just added within the last update. It also only applies to the first imported object, which I find very goofy. 

Please click "Accept Solution" if what I wrote solved your issue!
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Windship
Explorer
Explorer

Yeah, I just started noticing it recently. Very strange update. Glad I know how to "fix" it now! 

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Konrad_Szmit
Autodesk
Autodesk

You can disable the "Ground to parent" on first component by going to settings and changing a checkbox under General>Design>Assemblies>First component grounded to parent

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Windship
Explorer
Explorer
Good to know, thank you.
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