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Assembly Modeling

Interference Detection

27 .1. - After the assembly is complete, one of the tools that can help us find out if

we have problems in our assembly is the "Interference Detection" command. Go

back to the 'Gear Box Complete' assembly, and select the "Interference

Detection" command from the "Evaluate" tab in the CommandManager or from

the menu "Tools, Evaluate, Interference Detection."

The components we have made, once assembled, have a built-in

interference by design, and its purpose is to help us learn how to use this tool.

Select the "Interference Detection" command and click on "Calculate."

(3) By default, the interference is calculated between all components in the

/ assembly; however, in the "Selected Components" box we can limit the

number of components used in the interference calculation, and/or optionally

select which components to exclude from the calculation in the "Excluded

Components" section, greatly improving performance, especially when working

with larger assemblies.

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