What is the method to store different component positions within an assembly?

Storing different component positions within an assembly is effectively accomplished through the concept of Assembly Arrangements. This method allows designers to create and save various spatial configurations of components within the assembly environment.

When using Assembly Arrangements, various positional states can be defined and recalled easily, enabling users to switch between different configurations without the need to reconfigure each component manually. This feature is particularly useful in complex assemblies where variations of positioning are required for analysis, presentation, or manufacturing processes.

While other concepts like Assembly Constraint and Assembly Configurations are related to defining specific relationships and variations within an assembly, they do not specifically focus on the storage and management of positional states in the same way that Assembly Arrangements do. Furthermore, Assembly Positions, though related, does not encapsulate the comprehensive capability to manage multiple configurations as effectively as Assembly Arrangements.