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I am trying to add two assemblies (a) and (b) into a third assembly (c). I only need some of the parts from (a) and (b) in (c). How can I copy (a) and (b) so that when I delete the part files I don't need it doesn't delete them in the original assemblies (a) and (b) as well?
You could create a family table for assemblies A & B.
When you assembly them into part C, you could assemlbe the various sub assemblies of A & B.
C contains complete A and B
C1 contains A1 and B1
C2 contains A2 and B1 (or whatever combination)
For the family table you could have assemlby A be the complete assembly and A1 be the parts needed for the C1
This actually treats them as separate subassmelbies (which they are).
Thanks,
Dale
Second way is using simplified representations of your assemblies A+B. Than use thise two simplified rep in assembly C...
Check these web for Simplified Representation
Save-As has many options but please 1st understand well how Creo treats parts in memory.
Either way, becareful what your assembly constraints are so that if you delete a component (or don't assemble it in a family table) that it doesn't prohibit the parts that you require from assembling (or deletes that too) becasue a constraint is tied to the part removed.