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Shelles

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How can you use the Move tool to make multiple copies?
 
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Define the differences between a static assembly and a dynamic assembly. Which method would offer advantages to design teams who access a common database of files through a network?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Use the Ctrl / Option key to make the first copy, then enter 5x

Answer to Question 2

Assemblies that are created by copying 3D solid parts like these are static assemblies; that is, they do not change to reflect alterations in the individual parts.
Dynamic assembly, parts are imported into the assembly through a linking process that allows the software to update the assembly as individual part files are modified.
Dynamic assembly.




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Reply 2 on: Aug 19, 2018
Wow, this really help


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