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The [[Image:Assembly3_workbench_icon.svg‎‎|24px]] [[Assembly3_ResolveConstraints|Resolve constraints]] command does...
The [[Image:Assembly3_workbench_icon.svg‎‎|24px]] [[Assembly3_ResolveConstraints|Resolve constraints]] command starts the solver algorhythm that relocates all objects of an assembly according to the constraints in the [[Image:Assembly_Assembly_Constraints_Tree.svg|16px]] [[Assembly3_CreateAssembly#Description|Constraints container]].

This tool is used to recompute an assembly after adding/removing constraints or after editing constraint parameters.
To run this command automatically after each modification use the [[Image:Assembly_AutoRecompute.svg|16px]] [[Assembly3_AutoRecompute|Auto recompute]] toggle.


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Assembly3 ResolveConstraints

Menu location
Assembly3 → Resolve constraints
Workbenches
Assembly3
Default shortcut
A then S
Introduced in version
-
See also
None

Description

The Resolve constraints command starts the solver algorhythm that relocates all objects of an assembly according to the constraints in the Constraints container.

This tool is used to recompute an assembly after adding/removing constraints or after editing constraint parameters. To run this command automatically after each modification use the Auto recompute toggle.

Usage

  1. Activate the Resolve constraints command using one of the following:
    • The Resolve constraints button.
    • The Assembly3 → Resolve constraints menu option.
    • The keyboard shortcut: A then S.