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Hello, I'm having a weird problem with solidworks 2017. I have a large assembly (that contains several subassemblies). Ssh shell for mac. I'm trying to use certain parts of it as a mockup in another assembly. What I would like to do: 1) copy the whole original assembly (call it assem1) to another location, so that I can mess around with this copy without messing up the original 2) copy the local copy (assem2) several times (to assem3, assem4, assem5), and delete certain components from each of them 3) combine these modified copies (assem3+assem4+assem5) into their own assembly I know that I could accomplish the same thing by copying individual components, and redoing the mates from the ground up. However, I'd prefer not to have to do this, because it's just supposed to be a quick mockup, and all the mates I need are already in assem1.
When I saved the assembly and closed it all seemed fine. The thumbnail even shows the assembly as I saved it. However, when I opened it back up it recognized all the new parts I had created as missing toolbox components and reverted them all back to the original gear. To indicate the status of the sub-assembly. Please note the following regarding flexible sub-assemblies: Mates. The mates in a flexible sub-assembly are solved simultaneously with the mates of the parent assembly. One of the great things about SolidWorks is that each new release is chock full of new functionality and improvements. The challenge of knowing where the settings are located that govern the behavior of all that functionality, unfortunately, becomes larger and larger. Until SolidWorks 2013. Working with Sub-assemblies. When an assembly is a component of another assembly, it is referred to as a sub-assembly. You can nest sub-assemblies in multiple levels, to. Probably a dumb question, but can I edit a part in an assembly and have it not change the original part file? I know I could go back to the part, save it as a copy, and then make my changes, but it seems faster if I could just modify the one instance of the part in assembly.
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Anyway, so here's solidworks' response: -If I just delete whole subassemblies from assem3/4/5, everything works fine. 3/4/5 keep their separate modifications, and assem1 remains untouched -if I delete parts of subassemblies from assem3/4/5 (using the graphic editor), it asks me the following: I choose 'delete selected components', because I want to delete just part of the subassemblies. -I save, and everything is still working as I would expect at this point. I have deleted some parts graphically from each assem3, 4, and 5, and they all reflect these changes accurately.