Difference between Undeclare and Break dependancy
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Difference between Undeclare and Break dependancy
Hi all,
I have an assembly linked with a layout for impose an automatic configuration through the layout.
Now I want unlink it because I've duplicated the assembly to impose a specific configuration.
On reference viewer i found this (see picture).
Which is the difference?
Thanks
Bye
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Undeclare comes in to picture while you have layout modeling & parts/assemblies are declare with skeleton modeling practice. While dependency is like you created part/assembly by taking reference of any other assemblies/parts.
You need to break dependency for reference while need to undeclare parts if it is layout modeling.
Hope I answer your question.
Thanks,
Jitu Thakor
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But it seems that in this case the commands do the same things
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Basically It identifying declare components (parts/assemblies) and references.