You can now create a flat assembly from a multibody part. A new part is automatically created in the new assembly from each selected body. Construction bodies are excluded by default. The data sharing type used when creating the part from the body depends on the body type. Solid bodies use an external copy geometry feature to create the part, while Sheetmetal bodies use an inheritance feature to create the part. You can use various options to define the templates for creating the parts.
When the corresponding licenses are available, you can control the default update control settings and how the data sharing feature properties are propagated.
Benefits
Increased design productivity through a faster creation of an assembly from a multibody master model.
Additional Information
Tips:
None.
Limitations:
The data sharing type cannot be changed for solid bodies, they always use copy geometry features.
When you use a copy geometry feature for a Sheetmetal body, it becomes a solid part.
Does this replace existing functionality?
No.
Configuration option associated with this functionality: