Copy Timeline actions instead of part to retain joints

Copy Timeline actions instead of part to retain joints

scholse1
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Copy Timeline actions instead of part to retain joints

scholse1
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I have an assembly where one komponent1 is connected via joints to komponent2. Then i connect screws to komponent1 via joints.

Now komponent1 appears another time in the assembly with the same screws.

 

Is it possible to copy the timeline action of insert(komp1); joint(komp1,komp2);joint(screw,komp1)

And then edit the second joint to joint to a new position in the assembly?

 

Background is, there ar multiple screws in komp1 and i dont want to repeat the process again.

Secondly i dont want to inlcude the screws in the komp2-file because when i generate a partslist in the end there would be multiple layers where the number of screws for example would be nested and i dont want that for this particular assembly.

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g-andresen
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Hi,

Go back in the timeline and then set the screws.

 

günther

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scholse1
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Maybe i diddnt explain it well enough.

 

The timeline recorded every step of placing komp1, joitning it to komp2, and joitning all screws to komp1.

No i want to place komp1 on another part of komp2 but i dont want to repaet the process of jointing all the screws to the new komp1.

So i want to copy what i did the fist time and just change the first joint on komp1 and komp2.

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g-andresen
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Hi,

Please show the process in a screencast and share the file with exact naming of the components.

 

günther

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jeff_strater
Community Manager
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There is no automatic way to copy a component and all its joints at one time.  That is something we plan to address this year, however.  Until then, you will have to manually place the screws and joints.

 


Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
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