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January 16, 2015
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Procedure for copy whole project with new names(drw,parts,assy)?

  • January 16, 2015
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Dear All,

Is there any procedure for copying complete project with new name only?

I tried save as backup after opening the main assembly drawing ,but this will copy only main assembly drawing and all parts,all assemblies.

please help.

Manish


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Best answer by nsemrau

I believe what you are looking for is Save a Copy. With the assembly active select save a copy, you will be prompted to give the assembly a new name, then a box will pop up and this will give you the opportunity to save a copy of each assembly component with a new name also. By saving a copy of the assembly the drawing will also be saved to the new number.

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7-Bedrock
January 16, 2015

I believe what you are looking for is Save a Copy. With the assembly active select save a copy, you will be prompted to give the assembly a new name, then a box will pop up and this will give you the opportunity to save a copy of each assembly component with a new name also. By saving a copy of the assembly the drawing will also be saved to the new number.

21-Topaz II
January 16, 2015

This may bring all the drawings too if you have the config option "rename_drawings_with_object" set to "both". This means that both part and assembly drawings with the same name as their part or assy get renamed or copied when the part or assembly gets renamed or copied.

21-Topaz II
January 16, 2015

A coworker mentioned that in a former job, they would create a "packet" drawing of the entire project using the overlay function.

They'd create a new drawing, and then use the overlay command to place each drawing in the project on it's own sheet. Overlay creates a sort of live snapshot of the drawing that updates as the individual drawings. The nice thing is that you can print the entire project and if you do a "backup" of the overlay, you get all the parts, assemblies and drawings of that project.

1-Visitor
February 2, 2015

1. create a new folder

2. save a new copy of the project folder

1.jpg

3. open a new folder

4. rename all

2.jpg

mgupta-41-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
February 2, 2015

hey Olga,

this is not a correct answer because only one main assembly drawing copied by this ,else subassembly drawings not copied by this step.

I already tried all this.

Manish

1-Visitor
February 2, 2015

save and rename the main assembly drawing?

I work with manufacturing .

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