Blanking/Unblanking Minimally Loaded Components

Hello,

I have noticed an interesting bug(?) when working on showing/hiding minimally loaded components through NX Open. I can instruct NX Open to iterate through all component children and perform this method (in C#):

private void UnblankAllChildren(Component comp)
{
comp.Unblank();
foreach(Component child in comp.GetChildren())
{
UnblankAllChildren(child);
}
}

However, there is an issue when I investigate the component from NX's assembly navigator. While the checkmark is red (instead of gray when the component is hidden), none of the geometry is being shown in the graphics display window.

When I right click the component only "Hide" is shown as an option (as opposed to "Show" being an option with hidden components).

The only way I've found to actually have the component appear is to "Hide" it and then "Show" it again (from the assembly navigator). I can further confirm this bug as that Hide/Show option introduces a considerable delay/lag in forcing the component to appear.

All of the above does not occur on components that are partially loaded. My NX Open script works with a large amounts of components, so I'd prefer to work with minimally loading components, but this bug is consistently showing itself through multiple assemblies.

Is there a way that NX Open can force-show a component beyond Component.Unblank()? Or should I just avoid minimally loading components?