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Save assembly Representation as separate assembly

Muthoni_Lewis_M
12-Amethyst

Save assembly Representation as separate assembly

I have an assembly that has multiple representations , am using Creo 8 and no windchill.

I want to save one representation as standalone assembly without referencing main assembly. Below is the workflow I have tried:

Muthoni_Lewis_M_0-1721333158765.png

 

Muthoni_Lewis_M_1-1721333258187.png

When I use above method , I get new assembly as per below image. I did not select dependent checkbox

 

My question is:

1. why does my new assembly has different icon?

2. Why does new assembly still being linked with main assembly (see below image)

 

Muthoni_Lewis_M_2-1721333365249.png

 

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I did research on this topic , an this is the findings:

Its possible to save a representation as a stand alone assembly but its still a representation rather than a real assembly hence cannot be assembled in other assembly and it still has reference connection with the original assembly. See  below image

 

Muthoni_Lewis_M_0-1721838934211.png

 

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My new assembly ASM0003 is now parent to initial assembly ASM001. I would like to understand what's going on.

Muthoni_Lewis_M_0-1721333637763.png

 

I did research on this topic , an this is the findings:

Its possible to save a representation as a stand alone assembly but its still a representation rather than a real assembly hence cannot be assembled in other assembly and it still has reference connection with the original assembly. See  below image

 

Muthoni_Lewis_M_0-1721838934211.png

 

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