After playing around with it some more, it appears that the bearings are causing some of the problems (they are STEP files from McMaster). If I remove them from the assembly, then I can 'Insert a View' of the 'Model' no problem and all components show up. However, the issue from my previous post abo...

Perhaps I am missing something. For example, the 'LowerRoller_Spacer' is literally a washer (a sketch with 2 concentric circles and a pad), no datum objects. In the attached picture, 'View' is when selecting the 'LowerRoller_Spacer' and 'View001' is when selecting 'Washer'.

Yes, the assembly itself is visible. I noticed that if I selected one of the assembly components (instead of the whole model) and tried to 'Insert a View' I get the same blank template but it now shows a red dot with a white exclamation point on the 'view' icon in the Model tree. Hovering the mouse ...

Is there something special that needs to be done to get an assembly to show up in TechDraw? After selecting 'Model' and then 'Insert a View', it just shows me the blank template with the word 'View' in the middle of it, no errors, no warnings (see attached screenshot). I saw mention of part visibili...

I'm having the same issues as OP after moving to 24789. Line Group File: /tmp/.mount_FreeCA2mSmcl/usr/share/Mod/TechDraw/LineGroup/LineGroup.csv is not readable I can navigate to the file and it opens just fine. I checked the preference pane as suggested by Syres and the path listed for the line gro...

Show/Hide LCS does work, however, I noticed that selecting Show LCS also then shows all of the datum planes too (created by part design workbench). I wouldn't say this a bug, but unwanted behavior. I was hoping for a single show/hide LCS solution instead of having to do it for each individual compo...

Did you ever find a solution to toggling LCS visibility? I'm in the same boat since the my assembly is crowded with LCS's that I'd like to hide when I do a model spin for colleagues.

I found a workaround for this issue until it can be fixed. Export the part design object to a STEP file, import the STEP file, apply the constraints to the newly imported object. Now the constraints follow the object as it's moved using placement.

Thanks for the confirmation. I'll make sure to use the part workbench when using FEM.