You can save all the parts out very easily by doing the following:
Right-click on the cut list in the design tree, select Save Bodies, add appropriate file names manually or select Auto-Assign Names, (Select Copy custom properties to new parts so the BOM is updated), Select Browse on the Create Assembly tab and assign a name for the assembly, press the green check, Window pull-down and select the assembly just made and all your parts will be there assembled and in separate part files.
I watched this thinking I would see a weldment get BROKEN DOWN from a part into MANY PARTS in an ASSEMBLY as the title implies. Where do you do this, or did I miss something?
Thank you so much! This helped me a lot, before I just made separate parts to put in an assembly and then have weld callouts. This definitely speeds up the process!
You can save all the parts out very easily by doing the following:
Right-click on the cut list in the design tree, select Save Bodies, add appropriate file names manually or select Auto-Assign Names, (Select Copy custom properties to new parts so the BOM is updated), Select Browse on the Create Assembly tab and assign a name for the assembly, press the green check, Window pull-down and select the assembly just made and all your parts will be there assembled and in separate part files.
sbruffin 3 months ago
I watched this thinking I would see a weldment get BROKEN DOWN from a part into MANY PARTS in an ASSEMBLY as the title implies. Where do you do this, or did I miss something?
jgore27 5 months ago
@jgore27 agree
garzajls 3 months ago
Thank you so much! This helped me a lot, before I just made separate parts to put in an assembly and then have weld callouts. This definitely speeds up the process!
capnthepeafarmer 7 months ago