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  1. 19th Dec 2011 08:55 pm #1
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    Default Creating parts from scratch inside an assembly instead of importing parts?...

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    Is there any possibility?...

    I've been searching alot this thing and didn't found anything at all.


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    Deformat, the thing you are(or were) searching for is call "In Context". These are parts that are created inside(and saved inside) an assembly with no external links. I typically follow the master-model style of modeling where you have a multibody part. It seems more stable to me.
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