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Interference Volume

Checks for the interference of components in an assembly.

Interference Volume	Type of test: Any to flag all interference; a comparison operator (=, >, <, >=, <=); a range of values; a list of values; or an exclusion, which acts like the NOT operator.
`unit`^3	The tolerance allowed for interference checking, in units set on the Options tab.
Treat coincidence as interference
Treat subassemblies as components
Include multi-body part interferences

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