Example of graphical history

Assume an assembly named Revision B (that is based on Revision A) contains Part B, which replaced Part A. Assume all the comparison sliders are set under Revision A. At the same time, Part C was moved 10 degrees from its previous location and Part D's curve now begins 9 millimeters higher. Assume all the comparison sliders are set under Revision A. Moving the Adds slider from Revision A to Revision B causes Part B (colored blue) to move across the viewer and overlay Part A. Moving the Cancels slider from Revision A to Revision B causes Part A (colored red) to pull out of the assembly and move out of the window. Repositioning the Moves slider from Revision A to Revision B causes Part C (colored green) to change its location in the assembly. Moving the Reshapes slider from Revision A to Revision B causes the curve in Part D (colored light blue) to start 9 millimeters higher on the part. Moving the All slider causes all of these changes to occur simultaneously. After you create the comparison, you can capture the image to export or print.