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Topic ClosedConstraint ghosts! How to identify hidden mates.

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Direct Link To This Post Topic: Constraint ghosts! How to identify hidden mates.
    Posted: 07.Jun.2011 at 00:50
Hello, I'm hoping to get some general tips on constraints.  On a fairly large assembly with a pipe from which I deleted all the constraints, it still disallows new mates.  It seems locked into an orientation, but regardless - I have deleted the subassembly and placed a new one in the iam.  The new one still seems to have some type of constraint hanging on like a hidden booger.  It refuses to attach - no constraints will work, aligned or mated.
-How do you like to look at a subassembly to see if it's free?
-Is there a way to clear constraints reliably?
-In the feature manager, is the obvious location for mates the only one?  Or there other hidden places? 
-What should I try to get the old one cleared out and put a new one in?
 
Thanks, Artemetra
Inventor Routed Systems 2010 SP 2 64 bit 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04.Feb.2012 at 08:35
Hoi,
Did you try " View - Degrees of Freedom "
Regards,

Danny
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