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Display State Manager

P&R

Display State Manager

P&R

Stores and reloads position information of all parts to aid in designs that have multiple complex states that need to be designed around. Used to be called Configuration Manager.

$6.99

The Display State Manager is the fastest, simplest way to switch between mechanical states in a design.

Say you are designing transmission and need to design your parts to work in first gear, second gear, third gear, etc. With the Display State Manager, it is easy to switch between these discreet mechanical states to ensure your parts will work in each.

This program can be used in conjunction with or in place of joints, depending on your design requirements.

Details

Operating system

mac-platform-icon

Release date

Jan 24, 2020


Last updated

Jul 8, 2026


Version

1.4.0


Language

English

Compatible with

FSN-icon

FSN

Capabilities

General utilities

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

IMPORTANT NOTES!

This program stores the position data from components only. As a result, if you move a body instead of a component, this program will not know! This can be used advantageously if you need a part moved in all your configurations, but don't want to update each individually. Just make sure you are aware of what you are doing.

Planned updates:

-Configuration file downloading

-Automatic uploading of the configuration file on save

-Automatic downloading of the configuration file on close

This is the first version, and as a result, there may be errors I have not caught. Here is a list of things to still be updated:

- Part positions are stored based on their names. As a result, if 2 components have the same name they can trade positions. Additionally, renaming a component will cause the parts to no longer move to their stored positions. If it is necessary to rename a part, manually update the configuration file in notepad and replace all instances of the old name with the new name.

- The configuration file is stored with the name of the associated file. If the filename changes, the configuration file name will need to be manually changed accordingly.

For issues, upgrade suggestions, or questions, please contact PandRorg@gmail.com

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