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|Name=Assembly3 CreateAssembly
|Icon=Assembly_New_Assembly.svg
|Icon=Assembly_New_Assembly.svg
|MenuLocation=Assembly3 → Create assembly
|Workbenches=[[Assembly3_Workbench|Assembly3]]
|Workbenches=[[Assembly3_Workbench|Assembly3]]
|Shortcut={{KEY|A}} {{KEY|N}}
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:- One for the [[Image:Assembly_Assembly_Part_Tree.svg|24px]] '''Parts'''
:- One for the [[Image:Assembly_Assembly_Part_Tree.svg|24px]] '''Parts'''
:- One for the [[Image:Assembly_Assembly_Relation_Tree.svg|24px]] '''Relations''' (which is hidden by default and will be revealed when the [[Image:Assembly_GotoRelation.svg|16px]] [[Assembly3_GoToRelation|Go to relation]] command is used)
:- One for the [[Image:Assembly_Assembly_Relation_Tree.svg|24px]] '''Relations''' (which is hidden by default and will be revealed when the [[Image:Assembly_GotoRelation.svg|16px]] [[Assembly3_GoToRelation|Go to relation]] command is used)



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The added '''Assembly''' object with all visible containers looks like this (0.20.pre and Link Branch):
The added '''Assembly''' object with all visible containers looks like this (0.20.pre and Link Branch):



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Assembly3 CreateAssembly

Menu location
Assembly3 → Create assembly
Workbenches
Assembly3
Default shortcut
A N
Introduced in version
-
See also
None

Description

The Assembly3 CreateAssembly command adds a new Assembly branch object to the design tree.

Each branch object is an Assembly container and holds four group containers:

- One for the Constraints (which is hidden as long as it is empty)
- One for the Elements
- One for the Parts
- One for the Relations (which is hidden by default and will be revealed when the Go to relation command is used)


The added Assembly object with all visible containers looks like this (0.20.pre and Link Branch):

Usage

  1. Create an empty assembly container by pressing Create assembly
    or use the keyboard shortcut: A then N