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When I group 2 parts and click OK (check) they still move as independent parts.
tom_grove
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What am I doing wrong? I would expect them to move/connect as a unit. I would also expect them to assume a common center, etc.
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No problem. So when you create a group....the members behave as one and are locked together.
This is a powerful feature when designing in a multipart and parts are built in relation to each-other with no movement. You just select the parts and group them all at one time.5
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Can you share the document with us, or share a video of your workflow? This shouldn't be the case...0
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How do I do that?
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Top right of the part studio....there is a share button.0
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I grouped the two vertical members.
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I took a look at your document. Regarding the two vertical parts:
They are grouped together and are behaving like grouped parts. What exactly is your question?0 -
Well, I don't know. Yesterday when I grouped the 2 verticals, they showed as grouped, I renamed the group. That worked also. But when I selected the group, ie. clicked on one of the two parts, it moved independent of the other. When I read your comment this morning, I went back and tried it again, and they behaved as a group should. Did I not click on the check mark or something? I guess I was just confused. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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No problem. So when you create a group....the members behave as one and are locked together.
This is a powerful feature when designing in a multipart and parts are built in relation to each-other with no movement. You just select the parts and group them all at one time.5

