What is it?
You can now control assembly constraint display so that only selected
constraints or the constraints for a selected component are shown in the
graphics window.
In the following figure on the left, the large group of constraints are so close
together they are almost unreadable.
Why should I use it?
When your assembly has numerous constraint markers, you cannot easily tell
which ones apply to the components you are interested in. Objects you want
to select or view may be hidden behind the constraint markers. Showing only
the constraints you are interested in solves these problems.
Where do I find it?
Application Assemblies
Toolbar Menu:
Assemblie>>Show and Hide Constraints>>Assemblies>>Components>>Show and Hide
Constraints
You can now control assembly constraint display so that only selected
constraints or the constraints for a selected component are shown in the
graphics window.
In the following figure on the left, the large group of constraints are so close
together they are almost unreadable.
When your assembly has numerous constraint markers, you cannot easily tell
which ones apply to the components you are interested in. Objects you want
to select or view may be hidden behind the constraint markers. Showing only
the constraints you are interested in solves these problems.
Where do I find it?
Application Assemblies
Toolbar Menu:
Assemblie>>Show and Hide Constraints>>Assemblies>>Components>>Show and Hide
Constraints
