Assembly Working Planes
Assembly Working Planes
(OP)
When working with an assembly, any assembly, I often constrain parts by working planes & axis--which are made in the assembly file.
I always turn them off once I'm done using them, and make sure all working planes & axis are turned off before I save and close the assembly.
However, every time I reopen the assembly to edit it or place it as a subassembly into another assembly project, ALL THE WORKING PLANES & AXIS USED ARE TURNED BACK ON.
Is there a way to fix this, so that I don't have to spend 15 minutes going thru the browser selecting & turning them all off?
I always turn them off once I'm done using them, and make sure all working planes & axis are turned off before I save and close the assembly.
However, every time I reopen the assembly to edit it or place it as a subassembly into another assembly project, ALL THE WORKING PLANES & AXIS USED ARE TURNED BACK ON.
Is there a way to fix this, so that I don't have to spend 15 minutes going thru the browser selecting & turning them all off?





RE: Assembly Working Planes
CTRL+/ = Origin Axis visibility
CTRL+. = Origin Point visibility
ALT+] = User Work Plane visibility
ALT+/ = User Work Axis visibility
ALT+. = User Work Point visibility
David
RE: Assembly Working Planes
Does that mean there is no way to keep work planes turned off, so that they don't always show up when opening an assembly?
RE: Assembly Working Planes
Mike
90% of a project takes 90% of the time...the last 10% of a project takes the other 90% of the time!
RE: Assembly Working Planes
That is exactly what I said just I listed the hotkeys rather than the menu selections.
David