What state has the part in which new features are created when using design in context?

In Siemens NX, the concept of 'Design in Context' allows for parts to be created and defined based on their relationship to other parts within an assembly. The 'Work Part' is specifically the state where designers work actively on a part that is being modified or created.

When using design in context, new features are generated in the Work Part which is the current focus of the design operation. It enables users to manipulate features based on references and constraints from other parts in the assembly, ensuring that relationships and dependencies are maintained during the design process. This context-driven approach fosters a cohesive workflow that aligns with the overall assembly design, allowing new features to be accurately defined in relation to other components.

The other states, while relevant in certain contexts, do not serve the primary function of creating new features in the same direct way as the Work Part. For instance, there are parts that might be hidden for various reasons or displayed without being the focal point of new design efforts, but only the Work Part is actively engaged in the creation of new features during the design in context process.