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Is there a way to see what Parts studios have been inserted into an assembly.
paul_bartlett
Member Posts: 91 ✭✭
Is there a way to see what Parts studios have been inserted into an assembly.
All I see is a list of the many parts that are in all the parts studio. I have 25 parts Studios and each has many similar parts.
The Part Studios are named Ring 1, Ring 2 Thru Ring 25
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/47f8ecb372dd67b4c4fb5112/w/ba34d8bff1f38e186692569e/e/2df4690c80f70b021a09536d
All I see is a list of the many parts that are in all the parts studio. I have 25 parts Studios and each has many similar parts.
The Part Studios are named Ring 1, Ring 2 Thru Ring 25
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/47f8ecb372dd67b4c4fb5112/w/ba34d8bff1f38e186692569e/e/2df4690c80f70b021a09536d
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john_mcclary
Member, Developers Posts: 3,902 PRO
Remember, you do not insert part studios into assemblies.
What is really happening when you select a part studio is you are "dumping" all of the parts that have been created in that studio.
If you are not naming your parts than you will not have a way to identify them in a "list" or what ever.
But there are ways to discover their locations
A ) Right click a part in the assembly tree and you will see "switch to ...." that will give you the name of the part studio the part belongs to
B ) Create sub assemblies, one for each ring, then insert the sub assemblies into your main assembly
C ) Bulk rename parts:
- Go to your part studio
- Select all the parts in your part list
- Find the property "Name"
- Change it to reflect your part studio's name, here I just call it Ring 25
- Go back to your assembly and you will see them all named
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What is really happening when you select a part studio is you are "dumping" all of the parts that have been created in that studio.
If you are not naming your parts than you will not have a way to identify them in a "list" or what ever.
But there are ways to discover their locations
A ) Right click a part in the assembly tree and you will see "switch to ...." that will give you the name of the part studio the part belongs to
B ) Create sub assemblies, one for each ring, then insert the sub assemblies into your main assembly
C ) Bulk rename parts:
- Go to your part studio
- Select all the parts in your part list
- Find the property "Name"
- Change it to reflect your part studio's name, here I just call it Ring 25
- Go back to your assembly and you will see them all named