SOLIDWORKS Automate to Alleviate: Part 1 - Library Features

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[@rajankumarpatel9313]

great work. thanks for sharing.

[@yassineechaddini5826]

THANK YOU

[@kylehofmeister6906]

Instead of positioning it off the side, could we leave those blank and constrain the feature to the part. Like if I have a point in the middle of the box, could I constrain the bushing to that point rather than typing in dimensions?

[@asheshshrestha]

Thanks

[@goengineer]

You're welcome. We appreciate you watching.

[@franyara1]

Genial

[@goengineer]

Thank you for watching!

[@silviarava9561]

When is it better to use a library feature and when a Macro?

[@goengineer]

You are correct that it is possible to get the same result from a macro as it is a library feature. Typically a library feature is going to be easier to use and setup than a macro, where a macro will give you more control, but may also be more difficult to use. My advice would be to stick with a library feature as long as you can, and create a macro if the library feature limits you from creating what you want. Thanks for watching!