Rebuild Prompt Dialog Box

When you switch back to the assembly window after editing a component in a separate window, a message asks if you want to rebuild now.

Select Yes or No. Optionally, select Don't show again.

Yes Rebuilds the assembly to incorporate the changes you made to the component.
No Skips the rebuild of the assembly.

When a rebuild is skipped, a yellow warning triangle appears on Rebuild (Standard toolbar), and a tooltip states Assembly not up to date.
Don't show again Suppresses the message. In the future, when you switch back to the assembly window after editing a component in a separate window, the message does not appear and the selection you make now (Yes or No) is applied.
In effect, you can specify:

Always Rebuild

Select Yes and Don't show again.

Never Rebuild

Select No and Don't show again.
To restore a suppressed message, click Tools > Options > System Options. Under Messages/Errors/Warnings, click Dismissed Messages and select the message to restore.

Skipping Rebuilds for Large Assemblies Only

You can postpone assembly rebuilds to a more convenient time. For assemblies that enable Large Assembly Settings, you can set a system option to automatically skip the rebuild when switching back to the assembly after editing a component in a separate window.

To set the option:

  1. Click Options or Tools > Options.
  2. On the System Options tab, click Assemblies.
  3. Under Large Assembly Settings, select Do not rebuild when switching to assembly window.
  4. Click OK.
    For assemblies that enable Large Assembly Settings, when you switch back to the assembly window after editing a component in a separate window, no message appears. The rebuild of the assembly is skipped even if you have previously selected Don't show again and clicked Yes to rebuild. A yellow warning triangle appears on Rebuild (Standard toolbar) to remind you that the changes you made to the component are not incorporated yet.

    To rebuild the assembly, click Rebuild (Standard toolbar) or Edit > Rebuild.