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Importing assembly into an assembly...
I am trying to import an assembly of an arm (with constraints etc) into another assembly drawing (the entire robot)... When I import the finished assembly of the arm, it acts like a solid object in the new assembly (of the entire robot) How can i get it to maintain its contraints etc when I open it into the new assembly? Is it even possible?
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