The link dialog window shows all model nodes of a file in a simple list. Click on the button with the horizontal ellipsis that appears in the right corner.Click on the value field of its property Linked Object.This is a benefit of the strange naming convention I used for Links. Fortunately, the Label value still gives a hint to what object we have to look for: Assembly000 000. So we will have to manually carry out the missing steps.Īs mentioned above, the Linked Object property is empty. It appears that the current version of the Assembly 3 build is not yet quite finished in this area. Inspect the Linked Object properties of these elements: They are empty….An error text box appears and indicates "Link broken". Hover the mouse pointer over the broken tree nodes.Notice that the washers disappeared in the 3D window.Notice that the model tree unfolds to show two elements with an error icon. Right-click the project file xrepo, click Mark to recompute.In the Model Tree, drag the first (next) component Assembly000 000 from the local Repository folder and drop it on the external repository node xrepo-lib.When asked to save the dependency files, click Yes. We will start with the washer component Assembly000 000, and move it to the new repository file. to save it under the library work file name "xrepo-lib.fcstd". These are likely to be re-used in other projects, so it might be a good idea to store them in a separate file. The first three are standard components, washer, nut and screw. Here are the components used in the project. Open the Repository node in the project file.Save it under the work file name "xrepo.fcstd"./xrepo-lib-001.fcstd Finished external repostitory for the first example.xrepo-001.fcstd Simple links to an external repository.
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