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This section describes the symbols used in the assembly tree. To show or hide an actor in the viewport, select or clear the check box next to the actor name. The symbol indicates a node with children of mixed visibility. You can also hide an actor in the viewport by selecting it and pressing H. Click an actor's name to select it. Right-click an actor to access functions such as copy, paste, and delete. Symbol Description The assembly root.Note: The root assembly node never displays . To determine if the root node has mixed visibility, examine its children. Assemblies are yellow and green.For SOLIDWORKS and Pro/ENGINEER models only, Composer internally tags nodes it identifies as part or assembly nodes. Nodes that instantiate SOLIDWORKS .sldpartor Pro/ENGINEER .prt files are part nodes. Nodes that instantiate SOLIDWORKS .sldasm or Pro/ENGINEER .asm files are assembly nodes. Parts (.sldprt, .prt files) are yellow. Internal structures (such as geosets) and other groups are white. Geometry is green. Instances of geometry (the same geometry referenced in several positions of the model) are violet and have an 'x' overlay. Actors with kinematic links defined have a 'K' overlay. In fully shattered structures and projects, assembly and part nodes in product (.smgXml+ .smgGeom) format are displayed in red. For details about products and fully shattered structures, see File Types. Product nodes for which geometry is not loaded have an hourglass overlay. You can load product geometry by: Right-clicking and clicking a Products command. Double-clicking the icon. When Load on Visibility is enabled, enabling actor visibility by clicking the check box. See Visibility Toolbar. Scenarios describes the animation of a set of actors. . Views gives access to different view types: Views - Lists Composer views, which is useful for switching views while the Assembly pane is active. For details about views, see Views Pane. Selection sets lists selection sets. Selecting a selection set selects all actors in the set, and the Properties pane displays properties common to all actors in the set. Use selection sets to operate on the same actors repeatedly. Hotspots lists hotspots. Hotspots are groups of actors, similar to selection sets, with shared highlight, tooltip, and link properties that can supersede those of the individual actors. |
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