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Importing STEP from desktop directly to Assembly as Internal Component
Importing STEP from desktop directly to Assembly as Internal Component
Hi,
I've searched around and have not found a way to directly import .STEP files into a model as an internal part. I'm trying to see if there is a way to insert a new component similar to using the "Insert McMaster-Carr Component" or "Insert a manufacturer part" command but with a .STEP file on my computer.
The reason for the ask is to prevent adding one-off component files to the project library and keeping them internal to an assembly just like the insert functions stated above.
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