How do I unhide a part in Solidworks?

How do you show hidden parts in Solidworks?

Right-click on the blank graphics area and select “Show Hidden Components.” SOLIDWORKS will display any components hidden in the assembly. If you click on the component, it will show it when you exit this state (which can be done by clicking Escape on your keyboard or clicking “Exit Show-Hidden”).

Why is my solidworks part invisible?

If the model is a part file then the most common reason that the body has been hidden by mistake, which can happen if you happen to click on hide in connection with selecting a feature.

How do you show all items in Solidworks?

Either you used CTRL + SHIFT + TAB to show all hidden components, then have to re-select them all in the graphic area.

How do I hide parts in assembly in Solidworks?

To show or hide a component in all drawing views:

1. In the assembly, create an assembly configuration.
2. In the graphics area or the FeatureManager design tree, right-click a component and click Hide Components or Show Components .

How do I Unsuppress all parts in a Solidworks assembly?

Unsuppressing Features

1. Click Unsuppress on the Features toolbar. (In parts with multiple configurations, applies to only the current configuration.)
2. Click Edit > Unsuppress, then select This Configuration, All Configurations, or Selected Configurations.

How do I find my part in Solidworks?

Locate Part PropertyManager

1. With a part document open, click Insert > Part and select a part to insert.
2. In the Insert Part PropertyManager, under Locate Part, select Locate part with Move/Copy feature and click .

Why has my Solidworks model disappeared?

Model disappears when editing a feature



All is not lost, while editing the feature locate and expand the Solid Bodies folder in the feature tree. Hide then Show the Solid Bodies. Now, you should be back in business with a model that will not vanish when editing.

How do you show solid bodies in Solidworks?

You can toggle the visibility of solid and surface bodies by moving the pointer over the body in the graphics area and clicking Tab to hide or Shift + Tab to show. In addition, you can show one or more hidden bodies by moving the pointer to the graphics area, and pressing and holding Ctrl + Shift + Tab.