To
view feature dependencies, you can display graphical relationships between items in the
FeatureManager design tree.
Use Dynamic Reference Visualization to
view the parent and child relationships between items in the FeatureManager design tree.
When you hover over a feature with references in the FeatureManager design tree, arrows
display showing the relationships. Parent and child relationships are enhanced to avoid
overlapping text and lines. Blue arrows show parent relationships. Purple arrows show
child relationships.
You can break, unlock, or lock external references by using dynamic reference
visualization.
If a reference does not show because a feature is not expanded, the arrow points
to the feature that contains the reference. The reference appears to the right of the
arrow.
Arrows start from the circle to indicate the feature whose parent and child
relationships you are viewing.
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All references visible |
One reference hidden |
Dynamic reference visualization is disabled by default.
To enable dynamic reference visualization:
- In the FeatureManager design tree, right-click the first item (part or assembly).
- In the context
toolbar or from , click one or both of the following options:
- Dynamic Reference Visualization
(Parent)
- Dynamic Reference Visualization
(Child)
In assemblies, if you turn dynamic reference visualization on or off at any level, the change affects the entire assembly.