Click on the drawing view you wanted to be in the exploded state and reference the newly created view.īalloons should now attach as intended to the model in spots that previously failed to attach. This is to make sure the old view isn't accidentally used within the drawing file and the problem returns.Īfter creating a new exploded view, go back into your drawing and refresh the view pallet so it is updated with the assembly.

Once disabled, delete the exploded view from the configuration tab.

The first step is to disable the Perspective view mode found in Views -> Display. Unfortunately simply disabling perspective mode will not correct the problem since the exploded view was already created with perspective mode enabled. If an exploded view is created while perspective view is enabled the SOLIDWORKS drawing view will have difficulties attaching annotations to parts because of this distortion (even if the model appears correct in the view). This view mode distorts the display of SOLIDWORKS and subsequent views created while enabled. When creating a drawing file from an assembly that has an exploded view there are times where the annotation balloon may not attach as intended while in the exploded state.Ī common cause of this problem is creating the exploded view while in a perspective view mode in the assembly file.

Solidworks exploded view