Select all the parts in the assembly. The selection must contain at least two solids or blocks with solids inside.

Other objects in the selection are ignored. Objects on annotation layers and Hole layers are also ignored.

Call the TNT command

Click the point where the exploded assembly inserts. 

Enter "explosion" force. It floating point digit must be more than 1.0. (from 1.5 to 4.0 optimal)

The program will write to the command line how many solids have been spread.

The force of the explosion sets a multiplier by which to increase the distance from the part to the center of the assembly. It must be greater than 1. For example, if the force of the explosion is set to two, then the part will be twice as far from the geometric center of the assembly as it was before the explosion. However, you can use values less than 1. In this case, the parts will converge to the center of the assembly.

It works only with objects such as 3D-solid. 

Initial assembly remains unchanged.

Using the TNT command with a block-assembly.

Choose one single block that contains solids or nested blocks with solids. The command does not work with groups.

Call the TNT command.

Pick an insertion point for the new block.

Specify the strength of the explosion greater than 1.

The program will create a new block with the same name as the original, but add the tnt and the force of the explosion to the name. If such a block already exists in the drawing, then all its contents will be replaced, but all links from the model will be preserved.

Inside the block there will be solids spaced apart (copies of the original block solids) or spaced nested blocks (their program will not explode).

The new block will be written on a special layer "Excluding". By default, all A>V>C> commands ignore this layer and will not add unnecessary details to the tables.

Invisible attributes will be added to the new block with the force of the explosion and the name of the original block. This will allow you to use the TNTUpdate command later to quickly update the exploded views.

For scaled, mirrored, and rotated blocks, an exploded view will be created with the same transformation.

At the end, the program will write the name of the new block and how many solids were moved.

Follow the messages on the command line. There may be error messages.

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