Hello
I would like to add a new unit of measurement the "grains", however the only solution I have found is to change the density of the material.
Is it possible to add a new unit of measurement or not?
Thank you for your answers
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grain_(unit%C3%A9)
A little info on the knowledge of this unit
Hello
Create a GRAIN material with the right properties and apply it to your volume.
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Why not change the density of your room?
To do this
From your 3D model (be careful the file must have a volume otherwise the icon remains grey)
you go to the "Evaluate" tab
you select the "Mass property" icon
"Options" button
Check "Use custom settings"
Changing the "Material Property"
propriete_du_materiau.png
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Hello
Following the link opposite, it is currently impossible to add new units to SW...
Good luck
http://www.lynkoa.com/forum/3d/unites-dans-solidworks
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I have the impression of seeing answered next door...
If it's to be included in a plan, maybe a macro could quickly do the conversion Kg > Grain
http://www.convertworld.com/fr/masse/
gt22
January 31, 2014, 3:05pm
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The best I think is to stay with metric data that is referenced so give it a name and via the Excel table make a grid Data name/metric mass/grain mass
This is how I would proceed
@+ ;-)
I will create a new property;
"SW-Massgrain@Pièce1.SLDPRT"="SW-Mass@Pièce1.SLDPRT"/0.049
(of course the property of the mass is gram if in kilo you have to adjust the decimal point)
1grain=0.049 gr ratio link given
Of course my answer and to put the property in an MEP cartridge
Obviously it is not possible to add a unit so another workaround
Model your part in mm.
Then at the end add a scale function to respect the actual size of the part
Manage it in two configurations so you will have a real configuration and a confuguration for the drawing with a faithful dimensioning...
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