Save a configuration as a new file?

[edreaux]

Is there a way to save a configuration to a separate (unassociated) file? Thanks.

 

[Heckler]

Did you create configurations manually, or use a design table to create multiple configurations simultaneously? If you created the configurations manually then just do a save as copy. If you created a design table then just run the design table in a new part.



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[Timelord]

Save as a copy, then open, break any references and delete the unwanted configurations is the only way I know.

Timelord

 

[ctopher]

The above suggestions are the only way I know.

Chris
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[smcadman]

Configurations of an assembly or part? I don't know how to do this in one step, but it's easier if you want a configuration of a part than an assembly. Look for Save Configurations at

http://www.cadimensions.com/Resources/macros.cfm

As the name implies, it saves the configuration of a part/assembly in the same directory. For a part, run the macro, and delete the ones you don't want.

Flores
SW06 SP4.1

 

[edreaux]

It is an ejector pin sleeve. (sldprt) With every size in the catalogue. I will try the macro. This might be what i am looking for. Thanks.