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Re: Which parts move to other, former or latest.
Hi Mesut. The first part you place in an assembly is fixed in position by default. All subsequent parts can either be placed on the origin which will fix them, or you can place them elsewhere in the window area and they will be floating, at which point you can add your mates. Using this workflow, the latest part moves in relation to the first. If you decide you want to change this, you can right click and 'float' a fixed part. You would then want to right click 'fix', or fully define another part within the assembly, most likely to the assembly planes.
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Re: Which parts move to other, former or latest.
It would be nice if you could present us with a screen shot or a file of what you are trying to do.........Depends if one part is fixed or not...
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Re: Which parts move to other, former or latest.
I am talking about two float parts. Forexample sometimes you gives relatives between two parts afterwards you connet to main parts so ı can we define
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Re: Which parts move to other, former or latest.
There's nothing constraining either of them, so they're both free to move, if you mate one to another I don't beleive there is any rules of engagement. You may or maynot get the result you are after, it's best to mate to the part that is constrained and build up that way.
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Re: Which parts move to other, former or latest.
In SolidWorks you need to define one, "If" you want stable designs... You can leave both of them floating, but I would suggest that you do everything the same and that is the first part that goes into an assembly feature tree is either fixed to the point of origin or mated to where it can't move....
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Re: Which parts move to other, former or latest.
I believe Mesut is referring to a scenario in which both parts are completely unconstrained. I believe in SolidEdge the first part you clicked was always kept stationary and the second part would be the one to move. That was a decade ago, but it had a feature something to that effect.
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Re: Which parts move to other, former or latest.
I have found what ı mean. At the assambley if ı drag whicever ı select from two float parts to other while press ALT its okey.
