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This task shows how to convert constraints into joints in advanced mode. Before performing this scenario, you should be familiar with assembly constrains conversion in beginner's mode. The Assembly Constraints Conversion capability allows you to create basic joints from constraints such as revolute, cylindrical, rigid, planar, spherical and prismatic joints. Important: It is
possible to create joints using this capability even if those are not
compliant with the standard selection pattern, as long as the set of
selected constraints is compliant with the degree of freedom required by
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Open the
jigsaw_with_constraints.CATProduct document.
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Note: when you have several fixed constraints in your assembly, you can create a rigid joint between each of them. When this is the case, the following warning is displayed:
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