I have an assembly that uses Display Configurations e.g. Config A (showing all
parts) and Config B (some parts hidden). I create a drawing of my assembly and
place a view defining Config B using the Drawing View Wizard. The Drawing View
shows the correct parts corresponding to Config B. I then go into the
User-defined -> Custom window to orient my view - again the parts of Config B
appear.
I now insert a new part (e.g. Part C) into the assembly but do not hide it and
neither do I update Config B. I then create a new drawing from the assembly -
or run the Drawing View Wizard again within the existing drawing - using Config
B. What appears in the Drawing View window still corresponds to Config B
(i.e. Part C is not displayed). However if I then go into the Custom window to
orient the assembly I see Part C. Why does the new part not appear in the
Drawing View but does in the Custom window?
Solution
Drawing views use the configuration to control display states. The Custom
orientation uses the last active assembly display. Setting the configuration
during drawing view placement will not change the display of the Custom
orientation window. It is there to help understand orientation for view
placement, not to get a true representation of what the drawing view show/hide
states will be.
In order that Part C is not displayed you will need to hide it within Config B
and update the Display Configuration. Now when you run the Drawing View Wizard
and select the Custom orientation window Part C will not be visible.
Notes and References
Hardware/Software Configuration
Platform: INTL64
OS: window
OS Version: n/a
Product: SOLID_EDGE
Application: ASSEMBLY
Function: DISPLAY
Ref: 002-7008804