What does "Shrinkwrap" do in an assembly context?

Shrinkwrap in an assembly context is a feature that allows users to create a simplified version of an assembly. This simplification is particularly useful for several reasons, such as improving performance during collaboration or when sharing models with others who may not need to see every detail of the original assembly.

The Shrinkwrap function generates a condensed representation by eliminating unnecessary features and details while maintaining the essential shape and position of components. This can significantly reduce the file size and complexity of the assembly, making it easier to manage and work with in various applications.

By creating a simplified model, users can effectively share assemblies without exposing sensitive or proprietary information and can streamline workflows when working with large assemblies where performance can be an issue. This practical approach makes the Shrinkwrap feature valuable in collaborative environments like manufacturing or engineering where different stakeholders may require different levels of detail.