Test the layout part by placing the skeleton assembly in a test assembly.

Create and test the template layout part.

For best results, do not fully constrain sketch geometry. Note: Fully constrained sketch geometry can cause problems with adaptivity. Each iCopy result contains the iCopy definition, so any iCopy result can be used as an iCopy template.

Use the iCopy command to create one or more iCopy results.

This results in an iCopy template containing the iCopy definition.

Use the iCopy Author command in the assembly to enable it as an iCopy template.

Create a skeleton assembly, including the template layout part containing sketch geometry, and parts derived from the skeleton template layout/shape.

Create the target assembly, including the target layout part containing geometry/patterns for placing/adapting copied assemblies.The part in the target assembly that is used to position the iCopy results and define the pattern of results. This assembly must contain at least one part which is used to position the iCopy results. The assembly where the iCopy results are placed. These assembly files are copies of the iCopy template that are place and adapted in the target assembly. An iCopy Definition node is added to the browser when an assembly is authored.Īssembly files created by the iCopy command. Information entered in the iCopy Author dialog box. This part is derived into other components in the assembly to build the skeleton model. This part is selected in the iCopy Author. The adaptive part file that drives the other skeleton geometry. This file contains the iCopy definition information, the adaptive skeleton part, and the geometry that defines the model.

The following terms are used in this section to define iCopy and the related components.Īn assembly file that is authored for use with the iCopy command.

Icopy size mismatch