Subassemblies and Radial Attachments

[WanderingKid]

So, short form:  I've got a design I want to be able to 'snap into' a few different cargo bays using the TT-38K decoupler.  I can't figure out how to subassembly it so I can mess with it.  I've tried using it for a root part, but no joy.

What methods do you guys use when you have standard booster builds or cargo components that you want to radially attach to an existing design to speed up assembly?

[dboi88]

32 minutes ago, WanderingKid said:

So, short form:  I've got a design I want to be able to 'snap into' a few different cargo bays using the TT-38K decoupler.  I can't figure out how to subassembly it so I can mess with it.  I've tried using it for a root part, but no joy.

What methods do you guys use when you have standard booster builds or cargo components that you want to radially attach to an existing design to speed up assembly?

Unfortunately it's just not possible, there has to be a node on the end of a subassembly. You could put a BZ-52 Radial Attachment Point  on bot sides as a work around.

[WanderingKid]

Well.  Rats.

[steuben]

The sub assembly will need an exposed node. But once you pull it out of the subassembly bin you can reboot it to the part you want.

[Carl]

6 hours ago, steuben said:

The sub assembly will need an exposed node. But once you pull it out of the subassembly bin you can reboot it to the part you want.

You mean reroot i think .