SOLIDWORKS - Using Display States with Configurations

Many parts and assemblies need a way to show design options, whether these are simple cosmetic choices or major variations to the geometry. Configurations have always been a great tool to showcase these alternatives, but there is another tool that can help you leverage your SOLIDWORKS computing power even more efficiently. Enter display states. Check out this video to see when display states are appropriate and how you can even use them in conjunction with configurations. Music from bensound.com
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[@jeremyjohnston9120]

Extremely clear and helpful video. I never use display states, only configurations, and I have run into problems and workarounds that would have easily just been a display state. This will save me a lot of time, thanks.

[@fulv_uk]

Very good video thank you

[@nguyenbinh3443]

Thanks Sir

[@noscartrujillo8477]

I would have been nice if you show the drawing at the 2 states of the most interest

[@armandmatossian2081]

Wait what was that spinning mate??? Show us how to do that! 1:21

[@goengineer]

That is the screw mate ua-cam.com/video/UcCRVSDJ6bY/v-deo.htmlsi=TOHSrVRsyvFKzg2F
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