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External Parts Assembly Names and Instance References

Please allow renaming instances (external references of imported parts?) to use descriptive titles that make common sense


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Onshape is built for a top-down, multibody workflow, so each body you create in (or import into) a Part Studio is a part and has its own unique name which you can change as you see fit.
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