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Converting multi-level assembly to one level?

Converting multi-level assembly to one level?

Converting multi-level assembly to one level?

(OP)
Hello all,
does anybody know an automated way of converting multi-level assemblies to one level assembly?

Thanks in advance!

Alex Laurenceau

RE: Converting multi-level assembly to one level?

Hi,

There is a macro in Dassault docs called "DMUPstCopyPasteKeepAbsolutePosition.CATScript" (if I'm not wrong).

Its doing what you want. I think you can find it on CAA wweb site.

Regards
Fernando

RE: Converting multi-level assembly to one level?

(OP)
Thanks Ferdo for your reply,

I tried the script mentioned.  In this script, you need to select the parts to copy and then the target product.

Actually, I was looking for a more automated way that would convert a whole assembly into a one level assembly in one step and that supports component conversion (the above script seems to have problem with copy/paste of components).

Any other idea?

Thank you!



Alex Laurenceau

RE: Converting multi-level assembly to one level?

Hi,

Unfortunately not. I think this is the only way (copy keeping the absolute position and paste in other assy).

There is also another script which is cutting instead of copy the parts. May be you can try also that one.

Regards
Fernando

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