Open part in assembly orientation?

[MagRiz]

like in SW i can open a part in the same orientation it is in the assembly is there a way to do it in SE.

at the moment it opens it in the orientation it was last saved in. 

[Johnson_BigMatt]

from the top leave assy you can edit in place into a part and this will show...  but the assy view might still be rotated about the WCS.

I think you may be referring to a modeling approach rather than a software command,  but I may be wrong.

It seems to me that you are referring to Aerospace or automotive modeling practices where parts are modeled to a similar globally defined WCS.  if this is the case then all parts are "out in space" as related to the WCS...  as the WCS is "assembly based" .

You can certainly model this way in SE.  the easiest way is to create a part in place and use the Assy origin for the part origin...

[dcstaples · Accepted solution]

Just double click the part to edit it in context. If you don't want to see the other assembly elements, hit Ctrl Q (hide previous level).

[Craig_H]

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@dcstaples wrote:

Just double click the part to edit it in context. If you don't want to see the other assembly elements, hit Ctrl Q (hide previous level).

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Funny, it took me 4-5 years before I knew of the Ctrl Q command..  Now it's a programmed button on my space mouse.

[MagRiz]

oops, i have already reassigned that key stroke to something else. SE didnt warn me it was used for something else.

[Tushar]

Hi @MagRiz

SE does:

[arekkul]

Hi @dcstaples

This command Ctrl+Q is very good, but how to reverse this operation? Is there another Trick?

Edited:

I've noticed that using Ctrl+Q again, that brings all temporarily hidden parts to be visible.

Thank you,

Arek