One component is hidden in subassembly but visible in the main assembly
One component is hidden in subassembly but visible in the main assembly
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I have a subassembly with some hidden components. However, when I open the main assembly all the components are visible.
How can I inherit the subassembly display?

How can I inherit the subassembly display?

Airin
NX Designer





RE: One component is hidden in subassembly but visible in the main assembly
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RE: One component is hidden in subassembly but visible in the main assembly
John R. Baker, P.E. (ret)
EX-Product 'Evangelist'
Irvine, CA
Siemens PLM:
UG/NX Museum:
The secret of life is not finding someone to live with
It's finding someone you can't live without
RE: One component is hidden in subassembly but visible in the main assembly
I understand the use of the reference set for controlling the visualization of an arrangement. It´s easy to create, to modify, etc.
However, I´m confused about how NX behaves with hidden components in a sub-assembly.
For example,
I have an assembly with some hidden components.
I create a new parent.
My reference set in this moment is "entire part", although there are some components which are hidden. We have many assemblies in this way :(
I can maintain this situation, until someone press "show all components"
In this moment I have to come back to the sub-assembly and create a new reference set for being able to control the visualization.
Initially, I was thinking that it should be something like Synchronize subassembly properties to reset hidden components.
Airin
NX Designer