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Which Fastened Mate
famadorian
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In the image, I've selected an object and tried to move it, but it's stuck, because of a Fastened mate.
, but which one?
I figured out that I had to delete Fastened 6 to be able to move the object, but only after deleting one by one. How can I determine which mate is keeping the object from moving without trial and error?
Also, is there some way to see which mate connector is active on an object?
, but which one?
I figured out that I had to delete Fastened 6 to be able to move the object, but only after deleting one by one. How can I determine which mate is keeping the object from moving without trial and error?
Also, is there some way to see which mate connector is active on an object?
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john_mcclary Member, Developers Posts: 3,935 PROright click your part, and say show mates.
it will show all mates attached to the part5
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it will show all mates attached to the part
Thanks
looks like you love your mate connectors
It's a cabinet and I've placed a connector every 10cm to be able to attach the drawers at 10cm intervals
I always see so many MCs in your screen shots is all
I use my fair share as well, just find them really distracting so I keep them off until I need em
HWM-Water Ltd
It would come in handy for mated parts deep inside a machine