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Why might assembly-level cut operations performed in a CAD program fail to be recognized in Mechanical?

Tagged: assembly-level, mechanical, operations
    • June 6, 2022 at 10:33 am
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      The import of assembly-level operations are not supported by most CAD Readers. If the import of assembly-level operations are desired, consider using the respective CAD plug-in geometry interface. Another alternative may be to export the CAD geometry to a neutral format, then import into Mechanical.

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