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Drawing linking from a Part or Assembly. RMB on part/assy and see linked drawings
brucebartlett
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You can RMB on drawing view and switch to the Part Studio of the related part but cannot do this the other way. It would be nice to be able to go to the drawing by RMB click on a part in a Studio or assembly a quickly seeing its related to a drawings or drawings if they exist and switch to it from here.
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Twitter: @onshapetricks & @babart1977
"...There are needs to simply see where something is used and related to us eventually having some system wide reference manager. " (from above). Lou, is this system-wide reference manager in the works? Is this something that you have improvement requests for already? I'd really like to see this!
right-click on an Onshape document (in the document list / manager) and see all the upstream (and downstream) references. Something visually similar to the Versions & History view could work. Maybe in the Document View, you only see top-level documents (but could drill down to assemblies and part studios as necessary). This could also work inside Onshape documents (with parts, assemblies, drawings, etc).
Thanks!
With my OP I was really just raising my frustration of finding whether a drawing has been completed/started for a part or an assembly and navigating to it with ease. My natural instinct tells me I should be able to RMB on a part and select a drawing to go to.
Twitter: @onshapetricks & @babart1977