Understanding the Subassembly Save Levels
Subassembly Save Levels
When working in the
Subassembly Prompts, there are different save options located at the bottom of
the interface. Because subassemblies are shared across a project, multiple save
levels have been incorporated to allow you to create “unique” subassemblies when
changes across the project aren’t desired. Subassemblies can be saved
accordingly:
- To the Project
– Saving to the project level means that all subassemblies in the project, with
the same subassembly name, will receive any changes that were made to the
subassembly.
- To the Product
– Saving to the product level means that all subassemblies in a product, with
the same subassembly name, will receive any changes that were made to the
subassembly.
- To the Subassembly
Only (Row) – Saving to the row level means that
only that particular subassembly in a product will receive the changes that
were made to the subassembly.
When working with
subassemblies, it is important to think about the level at which the
subassemblies will be saved. By default, the Subassembly Prompts will have the
save option “Save this Subassembly Only” selected.
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