Does anyone have the problem of the feature tree scrolling to a seemingly random position from time to time? It's annoying when I have the part rolled back and I want to scroll to the current feature. Hitting the End button takes you to the bottom of the tree (showing features that are currently rolled back).
Just out of curiosity, do you have the "Scroll selected item into view" option checked?
If you do and you select something on the screen, the corresponding feature in the tree will be highlighted and scrolled such that you can see it. If you have many, many features, this can seem random and spontaneous if you accidentally selected something on the screen.
If the feature tree randomly scrolls without you touching the mouse, you may have a ghost!
I do have that feature turned on but it's not the culprit. It happens when I deselect something, it jumps back to a random spot sometimes. I know it has a memory of the last position you had the scrollbar and when you select something it scrolls to that feature and then when you deselect, it scrolls back to the last position it was in. But this just seems random, I find myself constantly having to manually scroll to find the rollback bar. I'd also just like to have the ability to use a shortcut to jump to the position of the rollback bar. It would be tremendously helpful.
I'll try that out. Thanks!
I've noticed it too, even when NOT working in assemblies. e.g. Right now I have a part with a lot of features (at least two screens worth on the feature tree). I have the "history" divider scrolled up about halfway up the list. After I edit any feature, it sometimes jumps to the top or bottom. So I have to do about 3x more scrolling than I ought to. I haven't figure out exactly what circumstances trigger the behavior. Note this is using an older version of the software (haven't retested under a newer one).
2 years later, I'm using SolidWorks 2019 and this is still a issue.
I encounter this issue mostly when I suppress a part in a large assembly and the feature tree scrolls all the way to the bottom. Using SolidWorks Premium 2019 service pack 3.0, on a Windows 10 computer.
We have seen this issue too. It usually happens when editing parts inside of assemblies. We have also brought it up to our VAR, not sure if it made it to the bug list.