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When I first open my job, components are disjointed, until I try to move one.
When I first open my job, components are disjointed, until I try to move one.
When I first open my job, several groups of components are strewn throughout the workspace. However, if I try to move one of the components (by dragging it with the cursor), then all the components fly together perfectly and everything looks normal again. Thoughts?
At the beginning of the movie you have a position Capture pending, so saving is done without a Capture, after you re establish a complete model, the movie is again showing a position Capture pending state. Capture the positions. End of the Tool bar.
When you move a piece to rebuild - the action of moving a piece is also carried into the end Capture, and now the Assembly is not where it should be.
It appears that you may not have a grounded Component - could not see a pinned Browser component, but you may have something grounded.
I need to be careful to either revert or capture a position as a fundamental approach during my design. I also need to make sure that joints are used to force the overall integrity of the structure.
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