I've deactivated one panel as you can see in the tree and draft.
Why is it visible in the model?
Also sometimes when I deactivate a panel from a component,
the tree doesn't show "Deactivated" while set on 1
Deactivated
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Deactivated
Question... see the Screenshot.
I've deactivated one panel as you can see in the tree and draft.
Why is it visible in the model?
Also sometimes when I deactivate a panel from a component,
the tree doesn't show "Deactivated" while set on 1
I've deactivated one panel as you can see in the tree and draft.
Why is it visible in the model?
Also sometimes when I deactivate a panel from a component,
the tree doesn't show "Deactivated" while set on 1
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Re: Deactivated
Well. While deactivation is somthing different than visibility.
Deactivating is not putting it on the BOM and not use its processes. But it is still there.
If you however insert an assy with a deactivated element in a new document than it is not visible. But that's not because it is hidden. That's because it is not an active part of the set to include.
Mark
Deactivating is not putting it on the BOM and not use its processes. But it is still there.
If you however insert an assy with a deactivated element in a new document than it is not visible. But that's not because it is hidden. That's because it is not an active part of the set to include.
Mark