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Fundamentals of Assembly Modeling Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018

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assembly) relationship with other components in the assembly.

Component or Part States:

State:

Resolved part. A part icon indicates a resolved state. A blue part icon

indicates a selected, resolved part. The component is fully loaded into

memory and all of its features and mates are editable.

Lightweight part. A blue feather on the part icon indicates a lightweight

state. When a component is lightweight, only a subset of its model data is

loaded in memory.

Out-of-Date part. An eye is displayed on the part icon. The part needs a

rebuild in the assembly.

Flexible state. A blue box on the part icon indicates a flexible part in an

assembly.

Hidden. A transparent icon indicates that the component is active but

invisible.

Hidden Lightweight. A clear feather over a clear part icon indicates the

part is hidden and lightweight.

Smart Component. A lightning bolt on the part icon indicates that the

component is a Smart Component.

Smart Fastener. A lightning bolt is displayed on the Fastener folder icon.

Resolved assembly. Resolved ( or unsuppressed) is the normal state for

assembly components. A resolved assembly is fully loaded in memory,

fully functional, and fully accessible.

Inserted New Component. A new inserted component into an active

assembly.

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