Import of a mechanical welded frame step

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Hello

Is there a "simple" solution for the function recognition of separated parts that are in function import and save them as separate parts? 

If it takes less time than redesigning everything....


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Hello, the easiest way is to redraw... We can try to open up each body or surface to use function recognition, but it's not perfect. See this link:

http://help.solidworks.com/2012/French/SolidWorks/fworks/c_automatic_versus_interactive_feature_recognition.htm

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I think there is a solution, because with one saved under and making a file by import by deleting the others, it seems to work. 

At least that's what I'm doing for the moment 


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@.pl that's good for a room where you see a single import not when there are 22 and there are overlaps.

I'm not into basic recognition, I've been using this step for many years

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Hello Gerald,

If you want to bulk save each body in a sldprt, you can also right-click on the "Bulky bodies" folder and then "Save bodies".

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+1 Benoit

 

Right-click  save bodies.

That's what I do every time;)

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Hello Benoit 

YES  THAT'S WHAT I WANT ... but I don't have the volume body file, at least I don't see it

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Huh? I don't understand everything! Your "Volume Body" file, we can see it. Is it "Registering Bodies" that you miss? Go to "Customize Menu" at the end.

 

Edit: A problem on Monday? ;)


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lol no a problem to hide the parts and the file disappears ... Because in the meantime I have recorded the pieces one by one while hiding the others. of the cost the file has disappeared

See the latest screenshot 

 

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In the Feature Manager (tree), right-click "Show/Hide tree objects". In the window that appears, for the "Volumetric Sizes" folder, select "Show" rather than "Automatic"

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You can import or export parasolid. (*.x_t)

Then, you open each part that you save as a .sldprt (i.e. a part file)