Can synchronous parts in an assembly be copied using the steering wheel?

Synchronous parts in an assembly can indeed be copied using the steering wheel. The steering wheel is a versatile tool in Solid Edge that facilitates various operations, including copying components within an assembly. When a user selects a synchronous part, they can utilize the steering wheel to perform different actions, such as move, rotate, and copy, providing flexibility in the arrangement of components without needing to rely solely on traditional commands.

This approach offers a fluid and intuitive way to manage parts within the assembly environment, allowing for rapid adjustments and arrangements. Thus, the ability to copy synchronous parts using the steering wheel reflects Solid Edge's emphasis on workflow efficiency and user-friendly interface design. Other options may suggest limitations or specific conditions that aren't necessary for the functionality of the steering wheel with synchronous parts.