Once finished you will now have an assembly with individual components inside, note these will be grounded in the same position they were in the Step file. Then choose each part name and location etc.
Simply add all the solid bodies to the dialog (quick tip drag a selection box over everything in the graphics window).Ĭhoose your assembly name, save location and template. That command is “Make Components” which is on the manage tab. We need to use a single command to convert this multi solid part into an assembly. Inventor, we can use the computer as an electronic sketchpad to help us concentrate. If you find that this still imports as a single multi bodied part file and the model browser looks like the following then we can do some very quick post processing to convert this into an assembly. Model states can be thought of as minifiles in a file. Causes: Adaptivity only supports a single context, one source file, and one target file. This will mean that if the Step file has been exported from an Assembly it should now import as one, with each component still accessible. Placing a part with more than one model state into an assembly, it is not possible to enable adaptivity for this component in Inventor. The important setting to make sure is unpicked is “Import Assembly as Single Part”. These options can be found on the Open dialog. When importing a Step file into Inventor it is important that you first pick the correct import options.
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