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Assembly Copy 
: Editing
The following editing operations are available to Assembly Copy:
Undo/Redo
Undo is available and will delete all added components together with their Cut & Thread operations. Features in the Feature Tree will also be deleted.
Redo is not available.
Associativity of the Assembly Copy
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The transformation of the added components to their Target UCS is associative to the transformation of the original components to the Reference UCS.
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Changing the transformation of one of the original parts (by editing Connect or Move/Rotate) will regenerate the Connects feature of the added components.
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If one of the original components is deleted its added component will be disconnected from the group and will be like any other part in the assembly.
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If the one or more of the Connects features of the copied parts are deleted, this part will be disconnected from the group and will not be associative any more.
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Editing the Target UCSs will regenerate the position of the added components.
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Deleting the Reference UCS will make the group un-editable.
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Deleting one or more of the Target UCSs will make their Connect "Rerouted" and the group will be un-editable.
Editing the Assembly Copy
The Assembly Copy can be edited as follows:
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From the Feature Tree - right-click on an Assembly Copy feature and select Edit Feature.
An editing session will always start on the third stage of the Assembly Copy feature guide. However, you can switch to 1st or 2nd stages. Information will not be lost when switching between the stages.
Deleting the Assembly Copy
The Assembly Copy can be deleted as follows:
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From the Assembly Tree - right-click on one of the components that were copied by this function and select Delete Component.
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From the Feature Tree - right-click on an Assembly Copy feature and select Delete Feature.
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From the Graphics Area popup submenu, select Delete Component.
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