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Creating Unique Views

robert_melascagliarobert_melascaglia Member Posts: 42 EDU
in Using Onshape
Greetings All

I was wondering; in lieu of constantly turning parts on/off, if one can do that "once" and create a "unique view" that you can go back to?

Would save so much time, thanks "always" for all your expert advise; without it, Onshape would be more difficult.

Robert

Comments

  • Cris_BowersCris_Bowers Member Posts: 281 PRO
    What you are looking for is Display States
    https://cad.onshape.com/help/Content/display-states.htm?Highlight=display states
  • robert_melascagliarobert_melascaglia Member Posts: 42 EDU
    I will try that - much appreciated Cris.
  • robert_melascagliarobert_melascaglia Member Posts: 42 EDU
    Cris - tried that; great for the "assembly", however can one do the same in the "parts studio."
  • NeilCookeNeilCooke Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 5,354
    No that is only for assemblies. Good idea for Part studios but may be difficult to make it reliable since parts in the parts list change so fluidly when features are added/deleted. Feel free to create an improvement request. 
    Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEAI
  • robert_melascagliarobert_melascaglia Member Posts: 42 EDU
    Thank you Neil - I got the idea from MicroStation v8i; as a recently retired engineer from the US Army, and looked for other CADD options since (in my opinion) uSta has not made the strides many others have in the CADD world.  I will also create that "improvement request", thanks.
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