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Anyone know a simple way to permanently hide sketches in a
drawing? We have a part that has been modeled a long time
ago and sketches were used to constrain our assembly (don't
ask) and they are appearing in our drawings. Any help is
appreciated. Thanks.
You're better off hiding the sketched features in the model tree and then saving status rather than hiding the (probable sketched datum curves) features in your layer tree. Don't forget to save status. You then won't have to bother again where this part is used - drawings or assemblies. You should be able to unlink the features that are related to these sketched datum curves and then delete the sketches altogether if this is what you're after doing.
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