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Re: my feature manager tree is stacked
I had to play around to create two so I could figure it out, but grab the bar shown below and drag it all the way up.
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Re: my feature manager tree is stacked
You can have two trees. I use the bottom one for configurations
Steve C
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Re: my feature manager tree is stacked
Steve Calvert wrote:
You can have two trees. I use the bottom one for configurations
Steve C
That's a good tip. I was wondering why anyone would want two. I have Display State and Configuration toolbars active instead, but I know that doesn't give me all the same functionality.
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Re: my feature manager tree is stacked
Jim Wilkinson
Nov 16, 2017 1:46 PM
Glenn Schroeder wrote:
I had to play around to create two so I could figure it out, but grab the bar shown below and drag it all the way up.
Or just double click the splitter. Both of these methods are documented at the bottom of this help topic:
2018 SOLIDWORKS Help - Manager Pane
Thanks,
Jim
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Re: my feature manager tree is stacked
Thanks Jim. Can you have a different thickness or something easier to see for the bar? I know it's there but teaching others, they always say it's hard to see and get to.
Steve C
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Re: my feature manager tree is stacked
Steve Calvert wrote:
Thanks Jim. Can you have a different thickness or something easier to see for the bar? I know it's there but teaching others, they always say it's hard to see and get to.
Steve C
Steve,
Not to be argumentative, but it's already thicker than some of the stuff we have to select often, and if it was larger it would just push everything farther down in the tree, leaving less room.
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Re: my feature manager tree is stacked
Yes, we who use that feature will notice it but other new persons might not. Just a thought...
Steve C
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