Whose workplane is it?

[Anonymous]

In an assembly, how can I find out which part a workplane belongs too? For
example, I have a 1000 part assembly and there is a workplane floating there
in the graphics window. It's not obvious which part it belongs too. I would
rather not spend a long time digging to find it in the browser. Is there a
quick way to find out what part it belongs to?

Thanks
Brad

[Anonymous]

Change your selection filter to Feature Priority and then RMB the workplane
and select Find in Browser.

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Regards,
Jason Ruge
Inventor QA
Autodesk, Inc.



"Bradley Bruns" wrote in message
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> In an assembly, how can I find out which part a workplane belongs too?
> For
> example, I have a 1000 part assembly and there is a workplane floating
> there
> in the graphics window. It's not obvious which part it belongs too. I
> would
> rather not spend a long time digging to find it in the browser. Is there a
> quick way to find out what part it belongs to?
>
> Thanks
> Brad

[Anonymous]

Thanks Jason.

-Brad


"Jason Ruge (Autodesk)" wrote in message
news:4826271@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Change your selection filter to Feature Priority and then RMB the
workplane
> and select Find in Browser.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Jason Ruge
> Inventor QA
> Autodesk, Inc.
>
>
>
> "Bradley Bruns" wrote in message
> news:4826292@discussion.autodesk.com...
> > In an assembly, how can I find out which part a workplane belongs too?
> > For
> > example, I have a 1000 part assembly and there is a workplane floating
> > there
> > in the graphics window. It's not obvious which part it belongs too. I
> > would
> > rather not spend a long time digging to find it in the browser. Is there
a
> > quick way to find out what part it belongs to?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Brad