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solidcraft-assemblies

Use when building multi-part assemblies in SolidCraft, static or moving (rovers, linkages, robots, enclosures): minimise distinct bodies, reuse and mirror instances, and keep moving parts collision-free.

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# SolidCraft assemblies: repeatability first, no collisions in motion

Applies to any assembly: static (enclosures, frames, fixtures) and moving (linkages, suspensions, legs, arms). The goal is an assembly that is easy to edit later: change one body and every instance follows.

## 0. Housekeeping
- One folder per model, all its files inside. Changes go in the same folder under a new name (`model_v2`); never overwrite earlier versions. If your setup restricts where the app may save files, create the folder first.
- Always deliver a screenshot of the result (and, for moving assemblies, one in a non-home pose).
- Reply in the user's language.

## 1. Plan repeatability BEFORE modelling
Write a short part table first: part type, how many instances, how each instance is derived. Target: number of distinct bodies = number of part types, not number of physical parts.

Look for, in this order:
1. **Identical parts** -> one component, N instances (wheels, fasteners, standoffs, identical links, brackets).