Repost of an old issue...only now it's a real problem.

I posted this a very long time ago and did not receive any responses. If memory serves, I was not far along with the model at the time and I simply started it over. However, I did not remember to avoid it this time and it's become an issue with a client.

Does anyone have similar issues with the Style feature getting inextricably linked to the upper level assembly it exists within? I can see the reference that's missing in the Reference Viewer. But I cannot find the actual failed/missing ref of the feature within the Style Super-feature.

Dean Long Mar 2, 2012 9:03 AM                                

Has anyone had a situation where a Style feature that happened to be edited within an assembly (I.E. it's parent part was activated) suffer from an unbreakable and hidden dependency to the assembly it was edited within?

Thanks