Siemens NX Tutorial | Move component in assembly, important basics

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B2A-4 | Siemens NX 2007 Tutorial Assemblies | In NX, components and assemblies can be positioned absolutely or relatively. Relative means that the position has a relation to other components or assemblies. In this first tutorial on the subject of positioning components and assemblies, we will look at the basic principles and explain why NX seems to change or activate assemblies on its own. You will also learn how to copy a component or assembly quickly and easily using the command "Move Component".

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00:00:00 Foreword
00:00:27 Storage loations of the positions
00:02:33 The move command
00:03:49 Move by constraints
00:05:49 Copy assemlies with move
00:07:40 Conclusion
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Not only great tutorials, but with a bit of humor.

AlojzyZyrokompas
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Can I just hold left mouse button and drag components around in the assembly (if they have no mates/constrains)? Or do you really need to open a separate move command and move the parts with arrows? How convenient would it be in windows to drag files around the desktop using a separate arrow command and not just drag them with mouse?

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At 5:00 what mouse make this motion?, tnx!

Hb