Issues w/ Simple Coincident Mate?

[Ballfreak10]

Hi all,

In the attached file, I created Coincident4, by mating the Top Planes of two iterations of one part, in an effort to align them in that regard. However, the components do not appear to have been aligned in any such way after adding it. Also no error messages of any kind.

Does anyone know what could potentially be going on here?

All help is appreciated !

Thanks in advance,

EDIT 5/5:

Sorry, I forgot to Pack and Go! .zip file of the assembly is now attached.

I unsuccessfully tried another method since then, too: Concentric3, Coincident6, and Coincident7 are all in an effort to get the same thing done, but the mates once again simply aren't behaving as I intended/expected.

[MJuric]

Hi all,

In the attached file, I created Coincident4, by mating the Top Planes of two iterations of one part, in an effort to align them in that regard. However, the components do not appear to have been aligned in any such way after adding it. Also no error messages of any kind.

Does anyone know what could potentially be going on here?

All help is appreciated !

Thanks in advance,

I just got an error when I tried to open your file. Could be because you're on a later version but it usually tells me that. Also if that is an actually assembly with multiple parts, unless they are all internally saved, you'll need to pack and go the assy or include all the part files as well.

[Glenn Schroeder]

It appears that you only posted the Assembly. We can't open it without the Parts.

[JPARKER]

Along with the missing parts (unless they are internal to the assembly), please make sure to note the version and service pack you are running.

[josh]

Umm, so when I open your assembly I see two curved right mouse buttons, and one is upside down. In order to make a mouse, you need a left button and a right button. Two right buttons will not work any better than two right shoes fit your feet.

[Jim Steinmeyer]

Umm, so when I open your assembly I see two curved right mouse buttons, and one is upside down. In order to make a mouse, you need a left button and a right button. Two right buttons will not work any better than two right shoes fit your feet.

Picky, picky