Editing Configurations When you edit an existing configuration, you can modify the model, change configuration properties, and suppress or unsuppress features or components. Parent topicCreating and Editing Configurations Manually Related concepts Examples - Child Component Display Properties Related tasks Creating Configurations Manually Show Component Configuration Names Show Component Configuration Descriptions Show Configuration Descriptions Activating a Configuration Related reference Configuration Properties PropertyManager Specify Configurations Dialog Box Editing a Configuration To edit a configuration: Activate the desired configuration. Change to the FeatureManager view, then:In a part document, change the suppression state of features, modify dimensions, and so on, as needed. In an assembly document, change the suppression state or visibility of components, and so on, as needed. Be sure to specify This Configuration, All Configurations, or Specified Configurations in PropertyManagers and dialog boxes, to apply changes to only the configurations you want to change.Also see Advanced Options in the Configuration Properties PropertyManager, where you can specify what happens to a configuration when you add new items to other configurations. Editing Configuration Properties To edit the configuration properties: In the ConfigurationManager , right-click the configuration name, and select Properties. Set options in the PropertyManager. Click Custom Properties to add or modify custom properties for the configuration. Click . Suppressing Features or Components in Configurations To suppress features or components: Select the features or components to suppress (or unsuppress). Click Edit and choose from the following menu items:Suppress Unsuppress Unsuppress with Dependents Then select: This Configuration All Configuration Specified Configuration. Select configurations in the dialog box that appears, then click OK.
Editing Configurations When you edit an existing configuration, you can modify the model, change configuration properties, and suppress or unsuppress features or components. Parent topicCreating and Editing Configurations Manually Related concepts Examples - Child Component Display Properties Related tasks Creating Configurations Manually Show Component Configuration Names Show Component Configuration Descriptions Show Configuration Descriptions Activating a Configuration Related reference Configuration Properties PropertyManager Specify Configurations Dialog Box Editing a Configuration To edit a configuration: Activate the desired configuration. Change to the FeatureManager view, then:In a part document, change the suppression state of features, modify dimensions, and so on, as needed. In an assembly document, change the suppression state or visibility of components, and so on, as needed. Be sure to specify This Configuration, All Configurations, or Specified Configurations in PropertyManagers and dialog boxes, to apply changes to only the configurations you want to change.Also see Advanced Options in the Configuration Properties PropertyManager, where you can specify what happens to a configuration when you add new items to other configurations. Editing Configuration Properties To edit the configuration properties: In the ConfigurationManager , right-click the configuration name, and select Properties. Set options in the PropertyManager. Click Custom Properties to add or modify custom properties for the configuration. Click . Suppressing Features or Components in Configurations To suppress features or components: Select the features or components to suppress (or unsuppress). Click Edit and choose from the following menu items:Suppress Unsuppress Unsuppress with Dependents Then select: This Configuration All Configuration Specified Configuration. Select configurations in the dialog box that appears, then click OK.
Editing a Configuration To edit a configuration: Activate the desired configuration. Change to the FeatureManager view, then:In a part document, change the suppression state of features, modify dimensions, and so on, as needed. In an assembly document, change the suppression state or visibility of components, and so on, as needed. Be sure to specify This Configuration, All Configurations, or Specified Configurations in PropertyManagers and dialog boxes, to apply changes to only the configurations you want to change.Also see Advanced Options in the Configuration Properties PropertyManager, where you can specify what happens to a configuration when you add new items to other configurations.
Editing Configuration Properties To edit the configuration properties: In the ConfigurationManager , right-click the configuration name, and select Properties. Set options in the PropertyManager. Click Custom Properties to add or modify custom properties for the configuration. Click .
Suppressing Features or Components in Configurations To suppress features or components: Select the features or components to suppress (or unsuppress). Click Edit and choose from the following menu items:Suppress Unsuppress Unsuppress with Dependents Then select: This Configuration All Configuration Specified Configuration. Select configurations in the dialog box that appears, then click OK.