Make the face plane of a part coincide with that of the assembly

3D Design Assembly
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Hello

How do you make the face plane of an assembly coincide with that of the first imported part?

Thanks in advance
Diiity

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Hello

Normally if you right-click on the 1st piece, you can release it and position it as you want.

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+1 and to complete this is what the (f) in front of the name of the piece represents.
(f)= frozen part (like all the first assembly parts)

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Good evening
When the first part is slipped into the assembly, it is sufficient to "place" it on the origin of the assembly so that the front/right/top planes are the same for the part and the assembly.

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Inspired by Cobra, once the piece is freed, I constrain each plane of the piece with the corresponding one of the assembly.

Fuz3d, thanks for the tip, I didn't know, by the way, is there a table for this kind of sign?

Cyril, great, it works.

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Hello
For the "table" of memory signs, it's in the help (I'll check on Monday).
Otherwise basic:
(f): fixed
(-): free (at least one degree of freedom)
Nothing: totally constrained

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By default instead of selecting the origin or a plane and dropping the part.
All you have to do is validate on the V (in green next to the red cross) in the left window and it superimposes by default the origin of the assembly on that of the imported part (and therefore the plans)

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There is a simpler way: put a coincidence between the 2 origins

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To complete:
(+): overstressed

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great, thank you again
Diiity