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Somehow I cannot see the load icon in the model tree however it is there when I select the relevant entity reference.
Is there a setting for this somewhere?
Thanks in advance
In HW2020+ all the entities are grouped by type in the model tree.
It should be there. Are you sure that you have not filtered a specific entity in the broswer (whe you double-click something, it shows only this particular entity).
Now HW2020 has separate tabs for each entity. Maybe you have filtered a particular type.
Try clickling the 'home' icon to check if all others come back.
In HW2020+ all the entities are grouped by type in the model tree. It should be there. Are you sure that you have not filtered a specific entity in the broswer (whe you double-click something, it shows only this particular entity). Now HW2020 has separate tabs for each entity. Maybe you have filtered a particular type. Try clickling the 'home' icon to check if all others come back.
Hi,
I have checked the "configure browser" as attached and it appears the option "load" is not there even though I can see it on the reference tab.
Yes I have selected "home" but to no avail...
Hi, I have checked the "configure browser" as attached and it appears the option "load" is not there even though I can see it on the reference tab. Yes I have selected "home" but to no avail...
what about enabling 'solver browser'?
I have tried these options. Unfortunately it does not appear. I think a reinstall is in order.
somehow I can see them in 2021.
Thanks
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