Moving objects

Moving objects

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Moving objects

Anonymous
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My project will have three pieces.  After designing the first piece, I realized perhaps I was supposed design it in a component space instead.  Is there a way "move" or "copy/paste" the piece into a component space?  There is a screenshot of my project in the attachment.

 

(This is my first project.)

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Anonymous
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You can copy an existing body into a component. See screencast (might take a few minutes for it to process after I uploaded it) and hope that helps.

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SaeedHamza
Advisor
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Hi,

 

I wouldn't call it a component workspace actually, it's more like a small browser inside of a big browser, with it's own origin, sketches, bodies, etc ...

 

So you can simply right click the top of the browser and create a new empty component, then hold-drag the body to the component ( all this happens inside of the browser )

or if you want you can also copy the body and then activate the component from the browser then click paste

 

Regards

 

 

 

Saeed Hamza
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Anonymous
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Thanks to Wkwok & SaeedHamza for introducing me to many new concepts!

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TrippyLighting
Consultant
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You should probably review Fusion 360 R.U.L.E #1.

Read the entire thread and view @Aaron.Magnin's great little vid on how to put a body into a component in case you forgot to apply the rule 😉

 

 


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Aaron.Magnin
Alumni
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This is the vid @TrippyLighting is referring to...

https://youtu.be/uJE-n4hyIlA 

 

It doesn't always work, but does in some case. Its definitely worth a shot! 

 

Cheers, 

 

Aaron


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Anonymous
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TippyLightning & Aaron.Magnin:  thanks for the suggested tutorials.  I appreciate your guidance.

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