Difference between revisions of "TubeCAD - How to Import TubeCAD Files to Make Assemblies"
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Revision as of 23:59, 8 August 2018
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TubeCAD can import TubeCAD files into an existing TubeCAD layout to make assemblies.
STEP 1 - Create Both Tubes in Separate TubeCAD Files
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First, create both layouts in separate files. |
STEP 2 - Load the First Layout into TubeCAD and Use the Edit Assembly
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Load the file, then click on the Edit pulldown menu, then click on Assembly Setup. |
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STEP 3 - Click on Add Child
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Click on the Add Child button to create a space in memory for a new child tube. |
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STEP 4 - Click on Load Child
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The Load Child button will now enable. |
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The New Tube Will Display
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The new tube will show as imported when you close the Assembly Setup window. |
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