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Hello, as far as I am concerned, according to my way of working, it is undeniable that the alphabetical order of the components is very useful.
for sw there is a macro that works great, I spoke here ordinary albero feature managerwhere I also inserted the macro itself to download (b. I did not make it)
in inv the function is already present (autodesk for certain things is a step forward, not for all but... ):
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alphabetical order components
of course the order is given priority to numbers then to letters.
Unfortunately there are some limitations: virtual components and bolted connections, although these are gathered in folders, fail the order.
empty folders don't bother.
the annoying thing is that the order is applied to radius on everything, including folders, commercial type / screws / other user folders, the only ones that are not involved are the relationships folders, representations, origin.
someone is aware of some macros that works best so can they also involve virtual components and bolted connections by leaving folders whatever their name is?
Thank you. Hi.
for sw there is a macro that works great, I spoke here ordinary albero feature managerwhere I also inserted the macro itself to download (b. I did not make it)
in inv the function is already present (autodesk for certain things is a step forward, not for all but... ):
assembly card
of course the order is given priority to numbers then to letters.
Unfortunately there are some limitations: virtual components and bolted connections, although these are gathered in folders, fail the order.
empty folders don't bother.
the annoying thing is that the order is applied to radius on everything, including folders, commercial type / screws / other user folders, the only ones that are not involved are the relationships folders, representations, origin.
someone is aware of some macros that works best so can they also involve virtual components and bolted connections by leaving folders whatever their name is?
Thank you. Hi.