So how do I make a piece of glass see thru in an assembly?  I forgot...

Right mouse click the part and look for "Change Transparency" - similar in the part feature tree

and........ then show in the shaded mode - forgot to add that

I'm assuming you don't want it transparent at the part level (in which case I'd go to that part, select the glass body from the bodies folder, and assign to it the glass material). On an assembly level, you could select the body to be made transparent, RMB and click  on the down arrow next to Appearances. click on "body" and then under "advanced" in the Illumination tab you should see a "Transparent amount" slider which should be helpful.....

Oh wait, nope. Neither of these seem to affect the "see-throughness" at the drawing sheet level. Huh. I have no idea. Like to know the answer though.

Marshall

Right-click the component in the drawing view in which you want it to be hidden. There will be a choice to show/hide the component.

You can make the glass see thru by making an Display state at the assembly level, selecting the part in the feature tree, right click your mouse and select part transparency. Now in your drawing you just have to make sure you select that display state and the part will be see thru.

Is that what you want????

..you need to apply the "Lensor" option.. 

..well, actually, lensor should work or overide at the assembly level.

I think the answer is "only in shaded drawing view mode".

Richard

Why not make the material Glass