First off, thanks for the tutorial. 2nd there is one problem, it works perfect as an assembly alone, but when its imported into another assembly, they do not move. At least i found no solution for that yet. (I will comment if i found a way) Edit: found it 2 seconds later, you have to click on "flexible"
@@mattgoodstadt2372 The whole Object, you drag it into an Assembly (.iam) then use the part list browser on the left, click on the right mouse button and click on “Flexible”
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First off, thanks for the tutorial. 2nd there is one problem, it works perfect as an assembly alone,
but when its imported into another assembly, they do not move.
At least i found no solution for that yet.
(I will comment if i found a way)
Edit: found it 2 seconds later, you have to click on "flexible"
Which part do you make flexible?
@@mattgoodstadt2372 The whole Object, you drag it into an Assembly (.iam) then use the part list browser on the left, click on the right mouse button and click on “Flexible”
@@godzillaxtc869 Thanks. I must be doing something wrong. A complete amateur, if I'm honest.
Thanks man I am new to this software and really getting pissed. But thanks to you problem solved