hide sketches for all part cocnfigurations. a macro?

[marcof]

I have 50-60 instances of the same part each in different configuration. in every part there are reference sketches that sometimes from the aid I need to have visualized or hidden all at once. a command similar to modification/suspends/configurations specified for viewing there is therefore no I cheidovo quanlcuno is aware of some system (or a macro ) to bypass the limitation, because I did not find it.

Be patient and I will point out that my crusher in the avatar is completely rusty and has lost that beautiful green of a time.

Thank you before, during and after!

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I found this solution (date 2017 though), but it doesn't work to me. Maybe I'm prevented. . https://forum.solidworks.com/thread/199519See if I find anything else

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Unfortunately it seems to work only in the environment part by activating the sketch filter from the appropriate bar and pressing ctrl+a

 

[marcof]

Unfortunately it seems to work only in the environment part by activating the sketch filter from the appropriate bar and pressing ctrl+a

Thank you very much. later I try if with 2013 it goes. and anyway even passing through the part would already be a luxury, in the sense that I keep it open then going in the window and flying hid or I show the sketch and return to the axieme. much better than selecting a sketch at a time.

 

[marcof]

Unfortunately it seems to work only in the environment part by activating the sketch filter from the appropriate bar and pressing ctrl+a

Unfortunately, it's not my case. Thanks anyway. I'm looking around if there are macros but I didn't find anything. I hoped you could simply do with the display states by associating them with the configurations but unfortunately I can't get a spider out of the hole. It will be that I hate configuration states and I never used them once it is one.

 

[marcof]

I hoped you could simply do with the display states by associating them with the configurations but unfortunately I can't get a spider out of the hole. It will be that I hate configuration states and I never used them once it is one.

I found: in the feature manager, at the bottom, you have to remove the check from "binding display states to configurations". at qyesto point in the axieme you can hide/show the sketches on one part and the modification is repercussions on all configurations.
I was intuited and left the check, thinking that precisely that the only visualization status was so associated with all the others. I'm stunned, but those of solidworks don't shine for the rationality of the interfac, eh...

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

bon you have solved
those of solidworks hide you things to keep your brain awake that otherwise if you only have to press icons fills with webs and mold