OnShape: Assembly Design

To simulate or show motion in an assembly you must maintain at least one degree of freedom.

• True

• False

True or False: When creating an Exploded View, you can move multiple components at the same time in a single step.

• True

• False

Top-Down design involves creating a layout within an assembly and then designing the parts within the assembly environment.

• True

• False

The symbol next to the first part listed in the Instance List indicates ______.

• The part is fully defined from mates.

• The part is fixed.

• The part is able to rotate.

• The part is able to translate.

True or False: You can insert a part into an assembly by dragging the part file from Windows Explorer into the Onshape window and dropping it in your assembly.

• True

• False

To rotate a single part within an assembly, click and drag it using the:

• Left mouse button

• Right mouse button

• Middle mouse button

• Triad Manipulator

True or False: You cannot apply mates between the face of a model and a reference plane.

• True

• False

To use Snap Mode _______.

• Simply left-click two snap points for mate connectors on two different parts

• Select the two parts you want to mate from the Instance List

• Drag a selection box over the two parts you want to mate together

• Click and drag a snap point on one part to a snap point on another part

A Mate Connector can be placed on a vertex, midpoint of an edge, or the center of circular geometry.

• True

• False

True or False: You cannot flip the alignment of a mate while editing a mate.

• True

• False