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Jim did all the required work, and CadForum is back (still under beta) under the new name https://forum.cadmunity.com/ :)

It was fixed with a hotfix for SP 4, and then fixed in the SP 5.

The issue started with 2024 SP 4.

This is a reported issue/bug (BR10000387004), and fixed in SW2024 SP4 with Hotfix. You may contact your VAR, and they would help with the required hotfix.

Can you attach one part file showing this behavior to check on our machines?

Can you post a screen shot? Also check if tree display is set to flat tree view (check attached picture). If yes, then unselect it.

OK, no worries. Try the macro on a dummy file set, and see if you still get the same issue.

Well, will have to verify/debug this on your machine then. Are you open for screen sharing?

Read this https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mattlombard_cad-activity-7314431462110359552-qa3Q/

Check if "Update component names when documents are replaced" is selected under Tools > Options> External References. If not, then select it, and try again.

I tested your codes, and they worked OK for me. So something not correct with your workflow. Can you check the macro references, remove any references that says utilities, and then try again? The only change I made was to hard code the path, since you had not shared the codes for the browse...

Did you tried a force rebuild? Else try the ReplaceReferencedDocument method (and this would need all the files to be closed)

Matt has decided to take down all his site!! We are trying to get them back running (still working on how to execute it) as Matt has agreed to help/share the files of the sites.

swComp.Name2 gives component name followed by it's instance id. So in your case, if a component is used more than once (for e.g. pattern components), the codes may give error. So you may need to do 2 things: 1. Get a unique list of the components (parts) you want to rename. 2. Use file part...

What is your end goal to select the parts? You can use IAssemblyDoc.GetComponents wtih False option to get all the assembly component. Then you can get the modeldoc for each component, get the model type, and select only the parts.

I have never tried using eDrawings controls with the cut list bodies, so there is no harm in trying otherwise you can always switch to plan B.

You can use the edrawings control (it may be slow) OR can capture image of the selected components, save in the temp location and show in the image box.

Try following codes. Add more hole cases as needed. Dim swApp As SldWorks.SldWorks Dim swModel As SldWorks.ModelDoc2 Dim swFeat As SldWorks.Feature Dim HoleFeatData As SldWorks.WizardHoleFeatureData2 Sub Main() Set swApp = Application.SldWorks Set swModel = swApp.ActiveDoc...