FeatureManager Design Tree Tips & Tricks - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- In this video, we explore some helpful tools in SOLIDWORKS, specifically in the FeatureManager design tree. It's like the dashboard for your design work. The "History" folderkeeps track of recent changes making it easier to edit features. The "Filter" bar helps you quickly find specific features, sketches, or mates in your design. Finally, the "Sensors" folder can warn you if something falls outside specified parameters. This is just the beginning - there's more coming in part 2.
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This tutorial is very nice sir
I want to add new part in a tool box where i want to apply various dimensions in property manager. Like while adding hex bolts, we have options to select various sizes like length, thread size, and thread length. Like wise make a video on how to add completely new product in a tool box and how to integrate required dimension in property manager to get desired shape. Thank you
Hi there! A great place to start for direct support would be our User Forum: solidworks.com/UserForum or go.3ds.com/swforum
Very well sir
This is great! Thanks Franco.
I have slight problem where everytime i confirm a feature it scrolls back to the top of the feature tree. And then i have to scroll back down till the feature i was editing. Is there any option or setting where i can change this?. Thanks for the video btw.
We have a great team of SOLIDWORKS experts well versed in technical aspects of the software. They would love to help you out. We can also direct you to our support form here, where requests are triaged and responded to by our team: www.3ds.com/online-store/support-form/
We have a great team of SOLIDWORKS experts well versed in technical aspects of the software. They would love to help you out. We can also direct you to our support form here, where requests are triaged and responded to by our team: www.3ds.com/online-store/support-form/
More importantly, you need to get in the habit of naming your features, so you actually have something to search for, and even more importantly, so others who use your model don't have to guess what 'Boss-Extrude2' is, but can differentiate 'Vert leg inner v-ribs Boss-Extrude2' from ALL the OTHER mystery Boss-Extrudes. Personally, I ALWAYS leave the original features name at the end so you don't have to guess by the icon, because WORDS are much easier to differentiate. Set your trailing zeros to truncate so you can differentiate from actually 'clean' number and one actually bunch of significant digits, because 0.313 is NOT 0.3125 or 0.31265847, and if you don't know, stack errors can accumulate. Using sensors is a good tip. Using SW Desktop and NOT 3Dx is a better tip.
Well explained
Hello how can i float the feature manager?
什么时间才可以有MAC版本的，软件和好用