Thanks for the response! I really didn't expect to get one.
I'm pretty new to Creo and would need to do some research to figure out what you're talking about exactly. I came up with a way to get around using Creo to accomplish the goal. If you export an assembly as a .obj file, you can open the file in a word editor and see that the file splits up each part. A simple script can be written to extract the individual parts and place them into separate .obj files. Creo puts the global location and material specifications in the file, but I'm not sure if it lists part names.
Do you think there's an easier way?
I'm also trying to do the same thing with an exploded view of the assembly. Once the view is exploded, the location of the parts doesn't actually change, it just looks like it does. So, when I export as an obj from exploded view, I still get the un-exploded locations. Any ideas on how to get the exploded locations of the parts?
