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Chapter 6 Creating and Documenting
Assemblies
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• After completing this chapter, you will be able to– Understand the assembly options– Create bottom-up assemblies– Create top-down assemblies– Create subassemblies– Constrain components together using
assembly constraints– Edit assembly constraints– Create adaptive parts– Pattern components in an assembly
Chapter 6 - Objectives
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• After completing this chapter, you will be able to– Check parts in an assembly for
interference– Drive constraints– Create design view representations– Create flexible assemblies– Create positional representations– Create a presentation file– Create individual and automatic balloons– Create a parts list of an assembly
Chapter 6 – Objectives continued
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Creating Assemblies• New Assembly Files
– .IAM Extension– Creation Methods
• New icon – What To Do
• New – File Menu
• New icon – Down Arrow
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Creating Assemblies• Assembly Options
– Tools > Application Options > Assembly tab
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Creating Assemblies
• Assembly Browser– Part Occurrence– Assembly Constraints– Subassembly Occurrence
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Creating Assemblies• Bottom-Up Approach
– Components are created in their individual files
– Place Component tool– ‘P’ hot key
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Creating Assemblies• Top-Down Approach
– Create new components while in an assembly
– Create Component tool
– Create In-Place Component Dialog
• Component Name
• Template to be used
• File Location
• Default BOM Structure
• Virtual Component
• Constraint to selected face
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Creating Assemblies• Occurrence
– Copy of existing components
• Copy/Paste• Place Component• Drag & Drop
– Any change to original updates all occurrences
• Save Copy As… to create a copy that is not linked to original
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Creating Assemblies• Occurrence
– Active Component – Available for edit• Double-click in the graphics area
• Double-click file name/icon in the Browser
• Right-click in the Browser > Edit
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Creating Assemblies• Occurrence
– Grounded Component • The Component will not move
– All Degrees Of Freedom are removed – When constraining, components move to a
Grounded component
• Any # of components can be grounded
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Creating Assemblies• Subassembly Creation
– Create Component • Change file type to Assembly
Promote/DemoteRight-click after selecting a component in the Browser
Promote – moves a component(s) to it’s parent assembly
Demote – moves a component(s) to a subassembly
Restructuring Components Drag in Browser
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
– Create relationships between components
• Bolt and a Hole• Reduce the number of
Degrees Of Freedom– 6 total (3-translational
& 3-rotational)– View > Degrees of
Freedom– Component Properties
> Occurrence tab
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
– Placing Constraints• Constraint tool
– Right-click > Constraint
– ‘C’ hot key
• Place Constraint Dialog
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
–Constraint Types – Assembly tab• Mate
– Plane, Line, or Point» Assembles two components so that the surface normal
on the selected planes are opposite each other» Assembles the edges of lines» Assembles two points together
• Flush Solution– Aligns two components so the selected planes face the same
direction (surface normal point in the same direction)
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
– Constraint Types – Assembly tab• Angle
– Specify the degrees between the selected planes
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
– Constraint Types – Assembly tab• Tangent
– Defines a tangent relationship between planes, cylinders, spheres, cones, and ruled splines
– At least one selected face must be a curve
– Inside/Outside Solutions
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
– Constraint Types – Assembly tab• Insert
– Two circular edges
– Centerlines are aligned & mate constraint is applied to the planes defined by the circular edges.
– 5 DOF are removed with an insert constraint
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
–Constraint Types – Motion tab• Animation the motion of gears pulleys, rack and pinions,
etc.– You can drive one component and cause others to move
accordingly
• Motion constraints are secondary constraints– They do not maintain positional relationships between
components
• Recommended: fully constraincomponents before applyingmotion constraints, then suppress the constraints restricting motion
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
– Constraint Types – Motion tab• Rotation
– Define a component that will rotate in relation to another component
– Specify a ratio for the rotation between the two components
– Forward & Backward solution types
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
– Constraint Types – Motion tab• Rotation-Translation
– Define rotation relative to translation of a second component
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
– Constraint Types – Transitional tab• Transitional
– Specifies a transitional relationship between a cylindrical part face and a contiguous set of faces on another part
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Assembly Constraints• Constraints
– Snap ‘n Go• ALT – drag a part to another part
– No Place Constraint dialog box
– Select correct area on the part to apply the constraint
M or 1 Changes to a mate constraint. Spacebar flips to a flush solution.
A or 2 Changes to an angle constraint. Spacebar flips angle direction.
T or 3 Changes to a tangent constraint. Spacebar flips between inside/outside solutions.
I or 4 Changes to an insert constraint. Spacebar flips insert direction.
R or 5 Changes to a rotation motion constraint. Spacebar flips the rotation direction.
S or 6 Changes to a rotation-translation constraint. Spacebar flips the translation direction
X or 8 Changes to a transitional constraint.
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Assembly Constraints• Moving & Rotating Components
– Move Component Tool• Drag individual components in any linear
direction in the viewing plane• Temporarily suppresses assembly
constraints on the component until the assembly is updated (constraints are then re-applied)
– Rotate Component Tool• After selected, the 3D rotate symbol
appears on the selected component• Similar to the Move Component tool,
Rotate Component temporarily suppresses any assembly constraints applied to the component
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Assembly Constraints• Editing
– Two Methods via the Browser• Double-click the constraint name• Right-click the constraint name
and select Edit, Suppress, or Delete
– Edit - opens the Edit Constraint dialog box
– Suppress – the assy constraintis not applied
– Delete – deletes the assy constraint
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Assembly Constraints•Conflicts
–Alert Box• If you try to place or edit an assembly constraint
and it cannot be applied, an alert box is displayed explaining the problem.
–Conflicting• When assembly constraint conflicts with another
one, a small yellow icon with an exclamation point is displayed in the Browser
–Recover• Displays the Design Doctor
to walk you through the steps to fix the problem
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Assembly Constraints• Conflicts
– Redundant• Occurs when too many constraints are added.
• Constraints are preceded with an information symbol
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Exercise 6-1• Assembling Parts
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Designing Parts In-Place• In-Place Creation
– Initial Sketch Creation• Face of an existing assembly component• Work Plane
– Automatically constrain the sketch plane to the selected face or work plane
• Creates a Flush constraint between the sketch and the selected face or plane
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Designing Parts In-Place• In-Place Creation
– After the base feature is created• Create additional features based on geometry
from another part in the assembly an adaptive work plane is created.
• The adaptive work plane moves as necessary to reflect changes in the component that it is based upon
– The sketch moves with the plane– Features based on the sketch adapt to match its
new position
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Exercise 6-2
• Designing Parts in the Assembly Context
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Assembly Browser• Tools
– In-Place Activation• Double-click a subassembly or component
occurrence in the Browser to activate it• Right-click > Edit• All components that are not active are shaded
in the Browser
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Assembly Browser• Tools
– Visibility Control• Expand the Browser until the desired component
occurrence is visible• Right-click > Visibility
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Adaptivity• Definition
–Allows the size of a part to be determined by setting up a relationship between the part and another part in the assembly
• Under-constrained sketches and features can adapt• The adaptivity relationship is acquired by applying
constraints between an adaptive sketch or feature and another part
– The sketch cannot be fully constrained– A part can only be adaptive in one assembly at a time– Only one occurrence of a part can be adaptive – other
occurrences reflect the size of the adaptive part
–Example• Diameter of a pin from the size of a hole or vice-versa
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Adaptivity• Options
– Tools > Application Options > Assembly tab
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Adaptivity• Example
– The rectangular sketch is not dimensioned along its length
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Adaptivity• Example
– The extruded feature is defined as adaptive
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Adaptivity• Example
– Parts are placed, constraints applied between the two plates (flush between the faces on the ends of the plates)
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Component Visibility• Components Visibility
– On or Off• Right-click a component and
select Visibility from the menu
– Enabled • Component is displayed as
wire frame and cannot be selected in the graphics window
• Right-click a component and select Enabled from the menu
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Exercise 6-3
• Creating Adaptive Parts
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PATTERN COMPONENTS • Pattern Components
– Rectangular– Circular– Based on Feature Pattern– Suppress Elements– Pattern Assemblies– Replace Components
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Exercise 6-4
• Patterning Components
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Analysis Tools• Center of Gravity
– View > Center of Gravity• Displays Gray when the properties are out of date• Hover the cursor over the origin of the symbol to
display the COG coordinates
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Analysis Tools• Interference Checking
– Tools > Analyze Interference• Define Set #1 – select components that define set 1
• Define Set #2 – select components that define set 2
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Exercise 6-5
• Analyzing an Assembly
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Driving Constraints• Drive Constraint tool
– Simulate motion• Right-click on a constraint in the Browser
> Drive Constraint
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Driving Constraints• Drive Constraint tool
– Dialog Box• Start, End, Pause
• Play Controls
• Record
• More Button– Drive Adaptivity
– Collision Detection
– Increment
– Repetitions
– AVI Rate
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Exercise 6-6
• Driving Constraints
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Design View Representations
• Save configurations that show the assembly in different states, stores the following– Component visibility (visible or not visible)– Component selection status (enabled or not
enabled)– Color settings and style characteristics
applied in the assembly– Zoom magnification– Viewing angle
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• Create New Design View Representation• Make Active• Rename• Lock• Public vs. Private Design Views
Design View Representations
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Flexible Assemblies • Set Flexible property to a subassembly to allow
movement independent from other occurrences of the subassembly
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Positional Representations • Create a motion study of an assembly
model– Based on positional representation
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Positional Representations• Override Settings for an assembly
constraint– Suppression– Value
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Positional Representations• Create Base Views based on
Positional Representation
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Exercise 6-7
• Positional Representations
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Creating Overlay Views • Overlay views document positional
representations of an assembly in a single view.
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Presentation Files• File Type
– .IPN Extension• Exploded Views• Hide specific components• Create animations of assembly and
disassembly of components• Work Plane
– Associated with the assembly file• Changes made to the assembly are reflected
in the presentation
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Presentation Files• Panel Bar
– Presentation Panel
Create View Creates views of the assembly
Tweak Components
Moves and/or rotates parts in the view
Precise View Rotation
Rotates the view by a specified angle direction using a dialog box
Animation Creates an animation of the assembly – AVI file can be output
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Presentation Files• Creating Presentation Views
– Create a presentation view• Create View tool
• Adds a presentation view to the file and the Browser
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Presentation Files• Creating Presentation Views
– Tweaking Components• Moves or Rotates components a specified
distance or angle
• Auto Explode– Extends all tweaks the same distance
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Presentation Files• Creating Presentation Views
– Tweaking Components• Tweak Component Dialog Box
– Manual Tweaks
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Presentation Files• Creating Presentation Views
– Animation• Animate Tool
– Controls for playback
– Record to AVI file
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Presentation Files• Creating
Presentation Views– Animation
• Animate Tool > More button
– Changing the Animation Sequence
– Move Up / Down
– Group / Ungroup
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Exercise 6-8
• Creating Presentation Views
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Creating Drawing Views (Assemblies & Presentations)
• Base View – Base View tool
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Creating Drawing Views (Assemblies & Presentations)
• Balloons– Balloon tools
• Balloon - Single Components• Auto balloon – Selected Components
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Creating Drawing Views (Assemblies & Presentations)
• Balloons– Editing
• Right-click a balloon > Edit Balloon• Edit Balloon dialog box
– Balloon Type– Balloon Value
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Creating Drawing Views (Assemblies & Presentations)
• Edit Balloons– Aligning Balloons Vertically or Horizontally
• Select multiple balloons > right-click
• Offset Value is set on the Balloon tab(Format > Standards)
• Text Style is set on the Balloon tab(Format > Standards)
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Creating Drawing Views (Assemblies & Presentations)
• Parts Lists– Parts List tool
• Select a view• Enter options in the Parts List dialog• Click OK
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Creating Drawing Views (Assemblies & Presentations)
• Parts Lists– Editing
• Right-click and select Edit Parts List
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Exercise 6-9
• Creating Assembly Drawings
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SummaryTo Do This
Place a component in an assembly
Click the Place Component tool on the Assembly Panel Bar or on the Assembly toolbar.
Create a component in an assembly
Click the Create Component tool on the Assembly Panel Bar or on the Assembly toolbar.
Place an assembly constraint Click the Constraint tool on the Assembly Panel Bar or on the Assembly toolbar.
Edit an assembly constraint Double-click the constraint in the Browser or right-click and select Edit from the menu.
Edit a component in place Double-click the component in the graphics window or Browser.
Control component visibility Right-click the component in the graphics window or Browser and select Visibility from the menu.
Check component interference
Click Tools > Analyze Interference.
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SummaryTo Do This
Move an assembly through a range of motion
Drag an under constrained component.
Create a presentation file Create a new file with the .ipn extension and click the Create View button.
Create a balloon Click the Balloon tool on the Drawing Annotation Panel Bar.
Create a parts list Click the Parts List tool on the Drawing Annotation Panel Bar.
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Applying Your Skills
• Skill Exercise 6-1
• Skill Exercise 6-2