visibility work plane, work axis

[SweptBlend]

Good morning inventors,
a very basic question, but I did not find anything until now to solve this annoying subject.
I create a set, and for convenience, some work planes / axis to manage parts, in this together I can set the visibility of these elements, so that they are not always in between...
but as soon as I put this together in another together, here I am remarried as mushrooms, and I have to repay the visibility. and if I have the bad idea to mount it in another level, here they rejoin again.... .

But there is no way to hide them, in the basic assemblies, and from them do not show them together until I change visibility?

ps I stayed at r11 and due to cost reduction, I will stay for a while....

 

[MauroM]

try to open the file in which you made plans/assis, dx key on the plane ->flag visibility. ... should go

 

[gianlucap]

try to open the file in which you made plans/assis, dx key on the plane ->flag visibility. ... should go

If you do as you say, it removes the visibility only in the part but if you open the overall they appear anyway and if in the overall you want to turn off you have to act manually

 

[MauroM]

no, if you open the file (not double-click ) it works

 

[gianlucap]

I open the file and remove the visibility of the plans in the part, but if I open the overall I still remain the visibility of the plans as it also says sweep bland
will it be because you use 2010 and I use 2008? Do you have anything checked in the model view?

 

[MauroM]

really was good with 2008... I'd like to know if I'm the only one that works.

 

[Tarkus]

really was good with 2008... I'd like to know if I'm the only one that works.

I use:
ctrl+ì lighting/spenge native inventor plans
alt+ì ignites/spenges the plans created
However the plans together do not appear with these commands if they are not visible in the file of parts.
see also the discussion already in the tips.:biggrin:
for my experience this is also valid for 2008.

 

[MauroM]

Good morning inventors,
a very basic question, but I did not find anything until now to solve this annoying subject.
I create a set, and for convenience, some work planes / axis to manage parts, in this together I can set the visibility of these elements, so that they are not always in between...
but as soon as I put this together in another together, here I am remarried as mushrooms, and I have to repay the visibility. and if I have the bad idea to mount it in another level, here they rejoin again.... .

I assume that the plans you want to remove are made in the axieme and not in the part. So when you take away their visibility, you must see that "view representation" is set at that time and consequently set it in the axieme where the latter will be inserted.
Hi.

 

[gianlucap]

ctrl+ì lighting/spenge native inventor plans
alt+ì ignites/spenges the plans created
for my experience this is also valid for 2008.

it is also valid for 2008 and it works, but what at mè does not work is that if a particular done in ipt in which I have created work plans I turn them off, when I open the overall plans of the detail they reappeared on me, to turn them off I have to go to act manually inside the aid if I want to turn off the plans of that particular.
the "alt+ì ignites/spenges the created plans" but of all the components, if I want to turn them off only of a particular for me there is no other solution than to act manually.
if there is a solution that is well coming!

 

[Tarkus]

it is also valid for 2008 and it works, but what at mè does not work is that if a particular done in ipt in which I have created work plans I turn them off, when I open the overall plans of the detail they reappeared on me, to turn them off I have to go to act manually inside the aid if I want to turn off the plans of that particular.
the "alt+ì ignites/spenges the created plans" but of all the components, if I want to turn them off only of a particular for me there is no other solution than to act manually.
if there is a solution that is well coming!

no, it doesn't come back, if I have an ipt with the plans on and I put it in an iam, I can turn on/think the plans with alt+ì .
if I have the ipt with the plans off, with alt+ì the plans still remain turned off.
Then, it seems natural to me that if you want to act on one particular you have to access that particular, or opening it up or editing it together.. . .

 

[gianlucap]

Then, it seems natural to me that if you want to act on one particular you have to access that particular, or opening it up or editing it together.. . .

Tornado, thanks