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Placing inventor assemblies with motion constraints
I made a bunch of assemblies of different parts of the robot. Many of them have motion constraints (like the camers, the treads, the ramp.) Is there any way to add assemblies in other assemblies and still have them keep their motion constraints? Or do I have to remake them in the other assembly?
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