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Exploded View Drawing

Hi,
I cannot figure out how to create a proper exploded view drawings with dashed lines indicating the assembly patterns. Any help?
Here's an example of a drawing I did in SolidWorks:

I cannot figure out how to create a proper exploded view drawings with dashed lines indicating the assembly patterns. Any help?
Here's an example of a drawing I did in SolidWorks:

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one way may be to suppress all mates, then drag your parts out.
Then create a saved position
Then you can insert that saved position into a drawing and use center lines to connect holes.
you could also create an in-context of that position and create sketches is a part studio to connect the holes, then insert the sketches into the drawing
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