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Convert an assembly to a single part

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Miamicraft
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Convert an assembly to a single part

Miamicraft
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I have a large assembly consisting of many parts and bodies that I would like to convert to a single part. The assembly originally came from Solidworks and has been successfully modified for the current application. The combine bodies doesn't work as there are both bodies and parts. A work around is to save the assembly as a step file, import it to another cad program that doesn't support multiple parts in a step file and automatically/correctly converts the input to a single part that can then be exported as a step file back to F360. Works but there must be a simpler way.

 

Converting to a mesh file (stl) and converting back to a solid damages geometry and prevents further editing and inclusion in other models/processes.

 

Any thoughts appreciated.

 

Roger

 

 

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Convert an assembly to a single part

I have a large assembly consisting of many parts and bodies that I would like to convert to a single part. The assembly originally came from Solidworks and has been successfully modified for the current application. The combine bodies doesn't work as there are both bodies and parts. A work around is to save the assembly as a step file, import it to another cad program that doesn't support multiple parts in a step file and automatically/correctly converts the input to a single part that can then be exported as a step file back to F360. Works but there must be a simpler way.

 

Converting to a mesh file (stl) and converting back to a solid damages geometry and prevents further editing and inclusion in other models/processes.

 

Any thoughts appreciated.

 

Roger

 

 

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TrippyLighting
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I don't think there is a simpler way to do this.


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I don't think there is a simpler way to do this.


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Miamicraft
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Thank you. I was afraid of that. It would be nice if F360 allowed you to do a merged part step export or a combine on import. 

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Thank you. I was afraid of that. It would be nice if F360 allowed you to do a merged part step export or a combine on import. 

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jhackney1972
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See if this Blog Article and Video will suit your needs.

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See if this Blog Article and Video will suit your needs.

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