Jeff Sweeney is an Application Engineer at 3DVision Technologies, a SolidWorks Value Added Reseller with locations across Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. A typical file path will look something like this C 92 Program Files 92. Kami biasanya membuat part kemudian membuat gambar yang menunjukkan pandangan part ini. “Set Document Property” can work on an entire directory, so if you have a directory of commercial parts, it may be worth your while to change all the parts in that directory to become a “toolbox” part. Only Toolbox allows you to take advantage of SOLIDWORKS Smart Part Technology a. Setiap pengguna SOLIDWORKS memiliki pemahaman dasar tentang cara kerja referensi file. I don’t have to dig through my copy list trying to figure out which are my standard/toolbox parts that I don’t want to copy, Copy Tree does this for me now! Now, by default, “Copy Tree” does not try to copy this file. See the part cleverly named: “I want this part to work like a toolbox part.sldprt”? This part is just a simple part like all of the others except I changed it into a Toolbox part with the sldsetdocprop command. You will find the toolbox components as a normal SOLIDWORKS part file which can be edited and shared with other users. Click Normal To (View Orientation flyout Heads-up View toolbar). Any feature created with a single sketch. So my first fill I want to choose, is a regular constant size fillet. To display a model in Normal To view: In the model, select one of the following: Plane or planar face.
Because it is a custom part, it won’t have editable properties like normal Toolbox parts.
So lets go ahead and create some fillets. Once the part is brought into the toolbox, it does not carry a link to that original part for changes, so we will delete that file. Here is why:Ĭheckout this screen shot from EPDM’s “Copy Tree” command: So heres an example part here, thats got a bunch of sharp edges. SolidWorks Enterprise PDM users all across the land think this is cool. Most people know that “Set Document Property ( Sldsetdocprop) can be used to make a SolidWorks Toolbox part behave like a normal part, but did you know you can use the same tool to make a normal part behave like a Toolbox part?
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