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When I started using F360, I hadn't undersood properly the management side of projects, files, components.
As a result, I have mistakenly created three different designs for a single product: a design for a "B" base, a second design for a "C" cover and a third design "A" for the assembly.
I want to have all of these under a single design.
I was hoping that I could do this by importing the components into the "assembly" design so A includes B and C, then unlinking them making new instances of B and C meaning the original B and C design files could be deleted.
However, this doesn't appear to work: I cannot delete the original design files as it says they are in use / being referenced.
Upon further inspection, this appears to be the case because they were referenced in previous versions of other designs. As I no longer want to use B and C in these other designes, I have removed them from the other designs, but the removal results in the need to save to a new version so you can never really remove something completely if at any point point in time it was in the design history. This seems crazy!
The only solution I can see is starting again from scratch. Surely there's another way so I don't lose hours of design work?
What am I missing?
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