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Assemblies
alejandro_snir
Member Posts: 2 ✭
Hi
I'm new here and couldn't find the answer in the forum or neither the tutorial.
I created several parts and created a blank sheet for making an assembly.
in the assembly spreadsheet the single parts are not located or can't be found, so i can't actually create an assembly because i don't have parts
I'm new here and couldn't find the answer in the forum or neither the tutorial.
I created several parts and created a blank sheet for making an assembly.
in the assembly spreadsheet the single parts are not located or can't be found, so i can't actually create an assembly because i don't have parts
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Answers
The issue is when i choose to import it takes me to the local drives and not to the cloud where all the parts are located so i can't find the parts
I seem to remember reading that this is on their list for features to add in though since it's a common request.
If you're working with parts designed in Part Studios of the same document, you don't import them but rather insert them (left side of the top menu bar).
Maybe you should add general video of main workflow to Onshape front page. Beginning from creating new document since this same question pops up every now and then in forums. I was also confused when I first found Onshape since I thought document = file so I created 1 part per doc and then tried to create assembly to yet another doc and didn't find my parts.
If it was introduced in a way that document = folder, it would make it easier to understand when coming from traditional cad.
https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/comment/10945#Comment_10945