Mirror Routing objects

Use the Mirror Assembly command to mirror Routing objects such as ports and built-in paths, linear and spline segments, legacy stock, and stock as components.

You can use this command to create a symmetric routing network (original Routing assembly, mirroring plane, and mirrored assembly with paths, stock, and parts).

When you mirror a Routing assembly, NX:

• Creates non-associative mirror objects from the original Routing objects. You can continue to set non-routing mirrored objects to be either associative or non-associative.
• Mirrors default constraints.
• Mirrors attributes as specified by the APV file configuration.

Note:

• Ports and built-in paths of the components are non-associative in the mirrored assembly, even when Type is set to Associative in the Mirror Assembly wizard.
• Mirroring segments with ribbon cable stock is not supported.

Where do I find it?

• Application: Routing
• Prerequisite: You must select the Assemblies check box on the Start menu.
• Command: Assemblies tab → Component group → Mirror Assembly

Related topics

• Routing Reuse Library, Mirroring stock, Journal
• Routing object selection, Showing and hiding routing objects
• Attribute inheritance of spline paths
• Loading a Routing assembly