Error: The Break Link operation will be aborted due to cyclic dependency error. Please report this issue to Autodesk!
Please attach the model you are trying to import. Use the Attachment section below. If you need to ZIP it first, do so.
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I think this will give you want you need. The Scribe-A-Loo model is inserted twice in your model, one on top of the other but you probably already know that. I cannot explain the cyclic issue but the attached model achieved the same result.
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If you are inserting the same model, Scribe-A-Loo, this had the cyclic dependency in it. If this model is needed, use the Insert Derive command, select the Scribe-A-Loo sub-assembly, (select the complete assembly from the Browser) and place it in your top level assembly. If you need to access the sub-assembly to modify it, you can select the Derive icon in the timeline and right mouse click and choose Break Link. It will become a regular sub-assembly.
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