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28-01-2007, 19:56
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Re: Placing inventor assemblies with motion constraints
You will probably have to animate in Inventor Studio (see help files).
If you have remaining degrees of freedom and simply want to drag the parts through their range of motion you must RMB on the sub-assemblies and select Flexible. |
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