Hello
I would like to redo my background, I would like to know several things;
I would like to know
- The code that brings back the (previously filled) properties of the part/assembly
- The code of the page of the drawing document (scale, format... etc)
- Changed the thickness of a line to local (or not) I don't know if we can.
- Put color images preferably
- Where is the Projection Europe?
- The circumference of the sheet with the marks (1,2,3,4,A,B,C,D)
Thanks in advance
Have you watched this tutorial?
http://www.lynkoa.com/store/fr/tutos-formations/tutos/creation-de-modele-de-fond-de-plan.html
Also look at this tutorial I posted
http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/editeur-de-formulaire-solidworks
Among other things, it allows you to autofill once configured correctly
@+ ;-)
- The code that brings back the (previously filled) properties of the part/assembly
You can use custom properties
- The code of the page of the drawing document (scale, format... etc)
What does that mean?
- Changed the thickness of a line to local (or not) I don't know if we can.
The cartridge?
- Put color images preferably
Inserting > Image
- Where is the Projection Europe?
Right-click in the > property plan
- The circumference of the sheet with the marks (1,2,3,4,A,B,C,D)
You can create a point at the origin (0,0) and create the guides according to the standard you need
See you soon
@benoit.lf the tutorial doesn't help me much Thank you anyway
@gt22yes I have already read it and it served me yesterday ;) Thank you anyway
@BATCH123! yes but I would like all the code that refers to this property to put in the d cartridge of the $:P RP type... etc. it seems to me that it is his
That is to say the same code as the one I tell you but referring to the one of the drawing document, that is to say the scale of the drawing etc...
For example, in the cartridge, have a thick line, not like that of a sketch, you know?
ok thank you ;)
I was talking about the projection symbol, I can't find it. but it's good to know what you told me too
ok Thank you;)
To retrieve the properties of the 3D, it's the synthaxis $PRPSHEET:{desired property}.
Hello
To facilitate the process, after giving the form to the cartouche you define anotations and you assign them a hypertext link referring to the open document in which the properties appear.
But if the parts properties are not correct, there is no point in putting the $PRPSHEET:{desired property}. in direct writing.
For my plans, I have already filled in the part.prdot which serves as an example, and then with the first model I was able to make my automatic drawings.
When you have more than 500 parts to redo that's when it becomes fun, but I think that batchproperty can help with the conversion in number
Hello
There is a doc on http://www.mycadservices.com/store/fr/formation/solidworks/thematiques-avancees-fonds-de-plan.html
$PRP:"NOMPRP" allows access to the property of the document, therefore of the drawing, for example: $PRP:"SW-Sheet Format Size" for A4, A3, A2 text...
$PRPSHEET:"PRPname" to retrieve a property from the 3D
$PRPVIEW:"PRPNAME" when the note is attached to a view, allows you to retrieve the properties of the 3D document that is in the view
$PRPMODEL: "PRPNAME" in the case of an assembly view, allows you to retrieve the properties of the model to which the note is attached (note with attachment line, or balloon).
I put a screenshot for a simple selection of properties... now I may not understand the question because the answer to already was given by other people...
Changed the thickness: the best thing to do is to make the "Line format" toolbar appear then if it's the thickness in mm... it's in the document properties "Tools/Options" tab "Document Properties", "Line Weight".
The images: It's a bit complicated to explain here without a tutorial, the best way to be sure to understand the request and to answer the request and call the hotline... In some cases, the manipe is... weird-_-
The European projection: the symbol does not exist... it must be drawn.
The circumference of the sheet with the markings: as above, you have to draw it and put notes...
Thank you all you all helped me well, I chose Fab because he had the least point of all of you there you go.
Thank you