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After migrating my project from MDT2009 to Inventor 2010, every solid body in MDT became a part file in INV. If I were modeling from scratch, some of the .IPTs should be multibody parts. Is there any way to cut & paste a solid from one part to another to create a multibody part? I’m not talking about deriving a new part from the source parts. The end result should be a multibody part with all sketches intact and all solids fully editable, as if I had modeled them as a multibody part right from the beginning.
I’ve attached a simple example of two separate parts that should be combined into one multibody part, as shown in the .JPG file. Can it be done without deriving the parts?
Then Sculpt (flood fill) to join as solid (might have to remove a common face).
Attach the two files here if you can't figure it out.
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Unfortunately I can't attach the files (proprietary).
The Sculpt filled the work surface easily, but without having an option to create a new solid, so it won't move within the part- it is restricted to where it derived it, which also didn't have any positioning options.
create an Assembly file and derive that as a solid combined.
If you have trouble coming up with a technique -- attach a couple of dummy files that can be used to demonstrate.
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