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save multibody part as assembly

save multibody part as assembly

save multibody part as assembly

(OP)
Is it possible to save a multibody part file as an assembly and have each multibody part as a assembly component?

If so how to I do it?

I have an assembly that was saved as a part (multibody part) now I want to turn the part file into an assembly with each multibody part as a component of an assmebly.

thanks

Grant
Applications Engineer
SW2009 X64 SP 1.0
Dell Precision T5400
Nvidia Quadro FX 5600
Xeon 2.5GHz Quad Core, 4GB RAM
XP Pro X64 SP2.0
 

RE: save multibody part as assembly

Right click on the Solid Bodies folder and select Save Bodies. The function to save as an assy is at the bottom of the Save Bodies mMnager

RE: save multibody part as assembly

(OP)
Thanks thats what I needed.

Just ended up giving the customer the assembly saved as a part file.

Grant
Applications Engineer
SW2009 X64 SP 1.0
Dell Precision T5400
Nvidia Quadro FX 5600
Xeon 2.5GHz Quad Core, 4GB RAM
XP Pro X64 SP2.0
 

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