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Constrain together all parts of a part studio in an assembly

I have created multiple different parts in a part studio, but when I insert this into an assembly these parts are still free to move against each other. Is there a way to constrain them all together automatically without fusing them into one part, or doing it all again manually in the assembly tab?

Answers

  • glen_dewsbury
    glen_dewsbury Member Posts: 1,377 PRO
    In the assembly the parts can be grouped to behave as one. Insert all the parts you want grouped in one operation so they will have the same relationships as the part studio.

  • eric_pesty
    eric_pesty Member, pcbaevp Posts: 2,902 PRO
    Or you can also create a composite part in the part studio