What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 Assemblies: Smarter Rebuild Control for Cosmetic Changes

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 Introduction

SOLIDWORKS 2026 introduces a powerful enhancement for assembly performance by giving users better control over rebuild behavior during cosmetic changes. With a new rebuild option, designers can avoid unnecessary updates caused by non-essential modifications, improving efficiency when working with large and complex assemblies.

SOLIDWORKS 2026 What’s New Assemblies

Specifying Rebuild Requirements for Cosmetic Changes:

  •  In SOLIDWORKS 2026, you have greater control over assembly rebuild behavior when cosmetic changes are made to referenced parts.
  • The new option, “Mark assembly as modified when cosmetic changes are made,” lets you decide if a rebuild is needed for nonessential updates.

Changes that do not require a rebuild include:

                    ·        Adding, modifying, or deleting reference geometry.

·        Changing the visibility of reference geometry.

·  Adding, modifying, deleting, or hiding a sketch that does not drive geometry.

·    Showing or hiding bodies when hidden bodies are excluded from mass property calculations.

·        Adding, modifying, or removing part appearances or decals.

·        Cancelling changes to a feature in a part.

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Options:

·        Always: Rebuild for every cosmetic change.

·        Prompt: Ask before rebuilding.

·        Never: Skip rebuilds for cosmetic updates.

         Benefit:

                    Save time on large assemblies by avoiding unnecessary rebuilds while keeping control over when model updates occur.

Conclusion

The new rebuild control option in SOLIDWORKS 2026 empowers users to manage assembly performance more intelligently. By choosing when cosmetic changes should trigger a rebuild, designers can significantly reduce rebuild times without compromising model accuracy. This enhancement is especially valuable for large assemblies, helping teams work faster, smoother, and more efficiently.


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