Good evening everyone.
Does anyone know if there is a document to explain how solidworks works.
Explain the links between parts and assembly, the properties created in a part so that they are written in a bill of materials.
Kind regards.
There is the Solidworks help file, it is complete and accessible via the software =)
The help file includes tutorials, tips, and the help file.
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The book "Solidworks for Dummies"!!
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Two short tutorials to learn how to use Solidworks simply, if it can help you?
http://fr.openclassrooms.com/informatique/cours/apprenez-a-utiliser-solidworks
http://www.lyceedupaysdesoule.fr/microtec/solidworks/comment_creer.htm
Cdt
Joss
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SOLIDWORKS 2014
It's solidworks all the way
with some additions and additions to each new version and that from the beginning
so yes see the tutorials and the online help
http://uploads.siteduzero.com/pdf/607698-apprenez-a-utiliser-solidworks.pdf
http://fr.openclassrooms.com/informatique/cours/apprenez-a-utiliser-solidworks
@+;-))
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Duplicate, dsl
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@David, Solidworks for dummies is nice too but it's a little more expensive than a pdf (100€)^^
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@Bart / I think it's like everything, if you search a little less officially it can be found for free! :)
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All on board thank you all.
I'll clarify, my boss wants to know how it works (it's clear no !!) of course I'm kidding.
I'm looking for a document that would explain how the files interact with each other.
Otherwise I'll make a doc myself with screenshots.
Thank you in advance.
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The forum can't offer illegal content... ^^ yes, there is always a way to learn via all the tutorials on the net.
A google search should be enough.
If you want to learn a little about how Solidworks works, go to the "Tutorials" section of this site. And on leguide3D.fr you have 1-hour webcasts explaining the different possible connections.
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The training book in my drawer!
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I may be booed but I find that Wikipedia explains quite well the relationships between parts, drawings and parts in Solidworks. (Notably in the "Assembly" paragraph)
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/SolidWorks#Fonctionnement
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@Bart I'm not looking for something hacked. Just a .PDF or a POWER POINT.
@Frédéric I thought about answering him that, but hey...
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he must know it's the creator just ask him ;-))
http://blogs.solidworks.com/solidworksblog/author/jon-hirschtick
@+ ;-D ;-D
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You can always take a look at my website:
http://tutoriel.solidworks.free.fr/
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@alain. ERP, respect great site and well done, easily accessible.
I didn't necessarily find what I was looking for, but it's in my favorites now.
Kind regards.
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