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That display state function is great! Now I don't have to export 2 different drawings.
The Feature List is now a Feature Tree
but I can't see them in assemlies, I have too many bolts and etc. that should be stoved away in subfolders.
This functionality is being worked on. We are exploring whether this is possible, and whether we can make it good enough to be useful.
Nice work Onshape!!
This is just a sample from Coreldraw exported as AutoCAD 2008-2013
Haven't used them since Windows 3.1 Brings me back to my grandma's house, she used to set me up in coreldraw to pacify me while babysitting
I also discovered that Autodesk has indeed created a newer version of DXF called DXF 2018 (for whatever reason). These files will not open in the Onshape viewer but CAN be imported into a sketch in a Part Studio.
This is on our radar!
The real answer is expand the folder and just put it where you want to go the first time. Works every time
HWM-Water Ltd
Another thought would be to have it "Peek" into a collapsed folder. maybe expand it after mouseover for 1 second, then you can drag in, then it auto collapse again.
HWM-Water Ltd
I recall these were asked for a year or more ago but the response from onshape wasn't particularly positive and I didn't think it would happen.
I must have skimmed passed this in the email as it is a feature I really could use at the moment!
Thanks.