please, i make project with parts , sub-assembly and pipe and tube run contain (valves&pipe style&fitting).
how can i copy all these component in one folder where i can copy these folder and put the folder in another computer to modify these project without comeback to original folder in original computer ?
Try using Pack and Go.
In windows explorer find the top level assembly you want to copy and right mouse button on it to bring up the sub-menu.
From the list displayed pick Pack and Go.
In the Pack and Go Window set your destination folder location etc
First thin gto check is are you using the correct project (should be the project that controls the assembly you are copying)
1. Pick a location for the copy.
1. Set the options- Single path (flat file structure).
1. Pick options for libraries templates etc
2. Pick the search now button and the File Found window will populate with the files in the top level assembly.
3. The "Start" button will no intensify.
3. Pick the start button and the pack and go process will begin.
When it has finished close the dialog window.
Back in Inventor close all open windows and in the projects dialog pick Browse.
Search the folder location you specified in step 1 of the pack and go process there you will find a project.
Pick this to select it as the current project and you can begin to modify the parts and assemblies without destroying your original data.
Hope this helps
Its telling you this file or component or assembly is not in the scope of the project.. Its located on your desktop.. Is the rest of the project on your desktop or somewhere else? Its important to have a properly configured model and project and not have "stuff" all over the place.
In addition I would recommend Inventor iLogic Design Copy over pack n go. Pack n go should really be used when you're sending the information outside of your organization. Not when you are copying something internally. Anyhow that's what I would recommend. 😁
Mark Lancaster
& Autodesk Services MarketPlace Provider
Autodesk Inventor Certified Professional & not an Autodesk Employee
Likes is much appreciated if the information I have shared is helpful to you and/or others
Did this resolve your issue? Please accept it "As a Solution" so others may benefit from it.
Perhaps you want to review these 2 articles
Mark Lancaster
& Autodesk Services MarketPlace Provider
Autodesk Inventor Certified Professional & not an Autodesk Employee
Likes is much appreciated if the information I have shared is helpful to you and/or others
Did this resolve your issue? Please accept it "As a Solution" so others may benefit from it.
