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This is currently a known "limitation" of 3d PDF. They know this issue exists, but we are still not able to use 3D PDF because of this. Will they ever fix it?.... who knows. AD is not saying.
In total we have here nearly 70 votes for the same thing, and please update the knowledgebase articles with the links to the ideas, so users can find the ideas to vote.
This is a real killer for machine building and component designed of anything modified, or for (as noted above) manufacturing planning drawings and machining weldments or other "at-assembly" processes. "Match-drilling" and installation of components is very-much still 'a thing' in machine design, which doesn't happen at the 'part level' and cannot be shown before assembly, or problems occur.
Totally disappointed about this too. Its still not fixed in 2020 and probably never will include assembly features. We have been asking for the ability to change colors on machined faces for several years and that still has not happened either. Same old stuff, different release.
Below is the answer I got from and Autodesk employee. It reads that assembly features (in my cast CUT features) aren't supported, but I see that a few weldments I have been creating 3D PDF's of also don't support the assembly feature of the weld so it's not just the CUT features that are the problem.
Their suggestion to use part features defeats the purpose of having a BOM with mass of the raw material and the machined item.
Checked the dataset, you are building modeling feature on top of assembly which is called assembly features. Assembly features are not supported to generate 3D PDF, if you open the part file, you will see the same result compared with 3D PDF.
By the way, assembly hole is not supported right now, below is the idea which is gethering support, please cast your vote on.
This idea has been implemented within Autodesk Inventor 2021.1. Assembly features are now supported when exporting an assembly to 3D PDF. Special thanks to everyone who cast a vote for it.
