copy parts together solidworks

[scout1008]

Bye to all,
I am trying to realize the project in figure;
the snode circled in red must be copied on the other 3 red and green braces.
I tried to copy them by selecting the snout group with the ctrl but I can't, then I made a circular series of the snode and I managed to place them but there is an inconvenience:
when with "component position" in egg 1 all others move simultaneously.
I would instead like the movement to be independent for every snout.
Could you give me some insight?
Thank you in advance.

solidworks 2012 x64 on windows 7 x64

 

[cacciatorino]

Bye to all,
I am trying to realize the project in figure;
the snode circled in red must be copied on the other 3 red and green braces.

Therefore, you must assemble each joint independently, so the serial command is not suitable. to select the snode group and proceed to the next insert, simply select it on the model tree instead of in the graphics area, and then ctrl-c and ctrl-v.

 

[sampom]

..col ctrl you can also simply click and drag. both from the tree and from the graphics area, and the parts "duplicate" as many times as you want. Obviously then they are to be positioned with the classic method of couplings.

 

[re_solidworks]

or do the repetition and then split it into the axieme.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

according to me it is more convenient the function copy with couplings

 

[scout1008]

..col ctrl you can also simply click and drag. both from the tree and from the graphics area, and the parts "duplicate" as many times as you want. Obviously then they are to be positioned with the classic method of couplings.

thank you first,
but from the graphics area I can't, from the tree I'll try as soon as I get home.

 

[scout1008]

or do the repetition and then split it into the axieme.

Thank you.
What do you mean, "wives"? is it a function similar to autocad explosions?
Sorry about my ignorance but how do you do it?

thanks in advance:finger:

 

[cacciatorino]

but from the graphic area I can not, from the tree I will try as soon as I get home.

but I didn't mean the garden tree!!!! :biggrin:

 

[scout1008]

but I didn't mean the garden tree!!!! :biggrin:

but I didn't mean the garden tree!!!! :biggrin:

but what tree of the garden, I thought of the tree of birth:biggrin:
apart from the jokes, I tried from the feature manager but I have to drag element by element, I also tried to group them into a "snode" folder but I can't copy it whole, I have to open it and then drag one item at a time. I tried as re_solidworks said to make a circular repetition and dissociate it but all copies lose the couplings.
However, if you like to attach the files of the project (consider that I come from inventor) then you will find some mess, but I would still like to have your judgment, not on the project, but on the way to conceive it and create it. ( Too many non-virtual parts, too many functions etc).
Thank you.

 

[torok]

but excuse creates a subaxieme of the parts you want to repeat and then insert it into the main axieme. you can create it in the classic way or in your set select the parts in the tree you want them to enter a subaxieme press the right button and select create new subaxieme here.

 

[controllofiamma]

copy quoto with mating

 

[torok]

yes but before using copy with created pairs a subaxieme of the parts! !

 

[giugre]

as already mentioned by other colleagues the ideal function is copy with couplings.
This is a link to get you an idea:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yksdiiyifgi&feature=g-histI hope I've done it right

 

[scout1008]

but excuse creates a subaxieme of the parts you want to repeat and then insert it into the main axieme. you can create it in the classic way or in your set select the parts in the tree you want them to enter a subaxieme press the right button and select create new subaxieme here.

thanks I will also try this interesting solution. :finger:

 

[scout1008]

as already mentioned by other colleagues the ideal function is copy with couplings.
This is a link to get you an idea:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yksdiiyifgi&feature=g-histI hope I've done it right

Thanks, you did well:smile: