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Solving Component Appearance Problems in SolidWorks Display States [VIDEO]

Article by Alin Vargatu, CSWE created/updated April 18, 2013

When changing a component’s display state in the main assembly does not produce any visible changes to the appearance of the model, you might need to clear the appearance override that is sometime created in the main assembly.

This video shows both the problem and the solution:

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Alin is a SOLIDWORKS Elite Applications Engineer and an avid contributor to the SOLIDWORKS Community. Alin has presented multiple times at SOLIDWORKS World, Technical Summits, and User Group Meetings, while being very active on the SOLIDWORKS Forum.

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