Degree of Freedom in Subassembly carry over to top level assembly?

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Degree of Freedom in Subassembly carry over to top level assembly?

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I have a modelled piano hinge where I left the concentric mate rotation unlocked so the hinge parts can rotate. When I place that hinge subassembly into my main assembly, it no longer rotates.

Any way to carry over the freedom of movement?
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Re: Degree of Freedom in Subassembly carry over to top level assembly?

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Make the subassembly flexible in the top level.
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Re: Degree of Freedom in Subassembly carry over to top level assembly?

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Exactly! How do I do that... :lol:

Ok, replied before the picture! :)
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It seems like every command I assume to be available (like make flexible) are the exact commands that someone decided didn't need included in the contextual menu. *sigh*

Thanks for pointing out the button.
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Re: Degree of Freedom in Subassembly carry over to top level assembly?

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Now open up the contextual menu and right click in a blank space. A "customize" icon pops up so select it. Now you can find and drag in any command icon your heart desires.
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