BMASSEMBLYINSPECT command
Evaluates the capability of a mechanical assembly to be disassembled or assembled without collisions by respecting a given rule.

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Description
Evaluates criteria on a given assembly sequence to assess the ability to assemble your design.
Method
Choose whether to use the panel to specify the sequence or to define it in the Command line.
Assembly Inspect command context panel

- Inspection routine
- Global settings
- Create new routine
- Edit routine
- Delete routine
- Sequence to inspect
- Sequence overview
- Select all
- Expanded steps display
- Collapsed steps display
- List of steps in the selected sequence
- Inspect x steps
- Inspection routine
- Displays the current routine selected from the drop-down list.
- Global settings
- Opens the Assembly Inspect Settings dialog box.
- Create new routine
- Opens the Routine editor dialog box to create a new rule profile.
- Edit routine
- Opens the Routine editor dialog box to edit the rule profile.
- Delete routine
- Deletes the current routine.
- Sequence to inspect
- Allows you to select a sequence to inspect from the drop-down list.
- Sequence overview
- Displays all steps of the selected sequence.Note: You can select steps one by one or all together (Select all).
- Select all
- Selects or deselects all steps from the sequence at once.
- Expanded steps display
- Displays all steps in details.
- Collapsed steps display
- Collapses the displaying steps in details.
- List of steps in the current sequence
- Displays all steps of the current sequence
Each step can be selected individually, has a graphic representation, and a list with the criteria for evaluation.
By pressing the Inspect button, you can run the evaluation for an entire step or for each criterion from the used routine.

- Inspect x steps
- Runs the criteria included in the routine for evaluating all selected steps.Note: You can Stop the evaluation process any time.
The result of the inspection provides information about how was evaluated each step.

For each criterion from the routine, there is a graphic representation of the result of the evaluation. Depending on the acceptance range set for each criterion, the result of the evaluation is displayed in corresponding colors.
Press the right-side arrow for detailed results. Some evaluations have passed, and others have errors. You can see easily where the error occurs by pressing the Zoom button.
Example of the result of the Tool range of motion evaluation:

Example of the result of the Gravitational stability evaluation:

Command line options
You can run the assembly inspect by selecting an option from the Command line.
- Run current routine
- Runs the current routine.
- Cancel
- Cancels the running the routine.
- Exit
- Exits the command.