A couple of different solutions come to mind.
- Unchecking the "Constraint enabled" box as suggested by someone.
- Setting a Fix constraint before adding the other constraints.
- Using the separate window to pick your references, rather than picking them in the main graphics window, if this is the problem (i.e. the part moving makes it harder to select the references you want). You can even turn off displaying the part in the main graphics window if it tends to hide the geometry you want to select in the assembly.
- If the issue is that the part moves to "coincident" when it should be "distance", try setting the constraint to "distance" before adding it (i.e. not using the "automatic" constraint).
- If you want this as the default behavior, the following settings control the behavior of the "Automatic" constraint:
- auto_constr_always_use_offset
- comp_angle_offset_eps
- comp_normal_offset_eps
- auto_constr_offset_tolerance
If none of these are solutions, could you explain how you would like Creo to behave? I.e. describe more in detail why the behavior is an issue.
