Subassembly from two components
Subassembly from two components
(OP)
Is it possible to make a subassembly from two (or more) components added to the assembly separately?
Thanks
NX7.0.1.7 mp2
win xp32+sp3
Thanks
NX7.0.1.7 mp2
win xp32+sp3





RE: Subassembly from two components
Best regards,
Michaël.
NX4+TC9 / NX6+TC8Unified / NX7.5 native
RE: Subassembly from two components
I add component NR1 to the assembly, then component NR2 to the same assembly. Now I want to create a subassembly of these two components NR1 and NR2, added to the main assembly.
RE: Subassembly from two components
Best regards,
Michaël.
NX4+TC9 / NX6+TC8Unified / NX7.5 native
RE: Subassembly from two components
RE: Subassembly from two components
I'm using NX7, so you'll have to see if this method works for NX4.
Cheers,
Jon
Jon Hackett
Taylor Hobson Ltd. (www.taylor-hobson.com)
RE: Subassembly from two components
By the way, I am working with NX7, not NX4 :)
RE: Subassembly from two components
Top Assembly
NR1
NR2
New Structure
Top Assembly
SubAssembly1
NR1
NR2
Yes, just create the new subassembly and drag the components to it. You may lose mating conditions along the way.
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Ben Loosli
RE: Subassembly from two components
What you need to do first is make a file with no componenets in it, and bring it into your main assembly. Then select the components (that you want in the subassembly) from the assembly tree and drag them to the subassembly file icon.
RE: Subassembly from two components
assemblies->components->create new->blank and select components from top-assembly as you wish (it is possible to leave original components in the assembly). thats it.
I think it is the fastest way.
RE: Subassembly from two components
RE: Subassembly from two components
Anyway, I just tried the method in eex23's last post and that seems good too.
Laters!
Jon
Jon Hackett
Taylor Hobson Ltd. (www.taylor-hobson.com)