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Which assemblies use a particular part. It may be used within the assembly from which the BOM is generated, and used within sub assemblies of that assembly. By providing a part name and configuration name a list is produced that denotes the assemblies that use that part in that configuration.

Apologies, I Just realised I put this in the wrong section.

I have a request for a script. Please could someone create a script (I'm assume this can be achieved through script) that adds a column to a BOM that denotes in which assembly/assemblies a part is used.

Is it possible to generate a hole table from a part or part drawing ?

Is that aimed at me, or Alibre ?

Is there a full list of all potential errors and their meanings ?

Apologies, but insert in which line number ?

Thanks David.

I have a script which I borrowed from Nate (https://www.alibre.com/forum/index.php?threads/motion-studies.21013/#post-134869) This worked well in V26 but does not run in V27. Does anyone have any ideas ? Many thanks

What are the differences between Toolbox and Part/Assembly configurations and the Pro's and Con's of both.

My sincere thanks to all at Alibre. V27 has made vast improvements to my models in shortening the tree through grouping and has also massively improved on constraint handling. Due to their complexity some of my models under V26 were very jittery when dragging parts in rotation, now under V27...

I absolutely agree. There is no way I want Alibre associated with cloud !!

I have deleted the original view, created a new view, closed and reopened Alibre. Thus far the view is remaining in the exploded state. Thankfully the BOM callouts are still numbering correctly.

Yesterday I created a drawing wherein I added a view orientation set to the exploded view. This morning when I opened the drawing the view has collapsed to its assembled state and I can not find a way to refresh the view to the set/exploded state. I am obviously missing something. Does anyone...

Got it. Many thanks. That is a powerful tool !