You had a little mix-up in the Body/Components in this area of your Browser. Model is attached. You need to clean up your models by turning some things off every now and then to make it easier to understand what you are going. Also, personally, I do not think it is a good idea to create all your components at the beginning. Create them one at a time, as needed, activating them when editing to keep the features related to each component close to the component in the timeline. I think it makes for easier editing and troubleshooting.
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Your parameter change is not related to the joint of the hinge, you have placed the hinge with a few Capture Positions, and that is not a recommended procedure in this Forum, is it? I think I remember a Joint Origin previously mentioned, but you don't have any of those.
In effect these Joints are held in place by these Capture Positions and should not be used for that purpose.
I would expect a hinge plate jointed to a piece of Glass, change the glass, and the hinge moves.
Might help..
I have attached a new model with a repaired bottom hinge. The top one worked just fine before. You are interrupting my statement about creating components wrong. What I recommend is to create your new Component when you need them using the New Component command, activate it and then proceed to create your sketches, bodies and features. When you need a new component repeat the process. I would never use the Convert Bodies to Components command unless absolutely necessary.
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The video should answer your questions. If you will notice I do not use the "Move" command to place Joints, I use Origin Points to place the Joint. As I mentioned in the video, you did yourself a disservice by placing a Rest position on your hinges before the model was finished. This makes adding Joints much harder.
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