Author Topic: EXTRACT TOP LEVEL AND NESTED BLOCKS  (Read 3426 times)

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  • Mosquito
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Re: EXTRACT TOP LEVEL AND NESTED BLOCKS
« Reply #15 on: March 31, 2022, 03:57:26 AM »
I'm failing to see how you're going to 'reuse' these blocks ( albeit I'm not a 3D user much )?

I need all those blocks in the separate files with parent origin, so I can reassemble them in other configurations of the machine.

WBLOCK is pretty standard for extracting block DEFINITIONS .. you want block REFERENCES within a separate drawing so essentially nested blocks.

Yes, indeed, references of unique blocks in one file. Unique blocks are "nested" within one file. So, one file - one block definition, with (potentially) several references of the same block.

This is where those 4 bolts insert into your example assembly:

Yes indeed, I know location of many components.