Editing Assemblies in Large Design Review
You can use Edit Assembly to edit assemblies in Large Design Review mode. Additional features and tools are available when you edit an assembly in Large Design Review mode.
In the FeatureManager design tree, you can view the following features for top-level assemblies and components:
Features | Top-level Assemblies | Components |
---|---|---|
Standard planes | ||
Origin | ||
Mates folder | ||
Mates in assembly folders | ||
Reference geometry, read-only | Loads only some child components. See Reference Geometry below for more information. | |
Sketches, read-only | ||
Component Patterns, read-only | ||
Reference planes | ||
Axes - not temporary axes | ||
Reference points | ||
Coordinate systems |
- Insert Components
- Mate
- Linear Component Pattern
- Circular Component Patter
Belt/Chain | Chamfer | Circular Pattern (feature) |
Extruded Cut | Fillet | Hole Series |
Hole Wizard | Linear Pattern (feature) | Mirror (feature) |
Revolved Cut | Simple Hole | Sketch Driven Pattern (feature) |
Swept Cut | Weld Bead |
Reference Geometry
- The top-level assembly and the immediate child components.
- Mates in lower-level child components where a top-level assembly mate references the reference geometry in the child component.
To load reference geometry for lower-level child components, right-click the component and click Load Reference Geometry. After you load the reference geometry, Load Reference Geometry is no longer available for the component.
For example, you mate the right plane for a child component in a subassembly to the right plane in the top-level assembly. For the child component, only the reference geometry for the right plane loads the next time you open the assembly for editing in Large Design Review mode.
Table Driven PatternFor lower-level child components mated to the origin in the top-level assembly, reference geometry loads for the origin and the front plane.