Hello
I have an assembly composed of 2 mechanically welded parts on which I have drawings.
On my drawing, I have multiple sheets, I will want to hide or remove components only in the worksheet, not on the other sheets, not in the file. SLDPRT of the mechanically welded and not in the . SLDASM of the assembly. Is it possible?
Hello
http://help.solidworks.com/2013/french/SolidWorks/sldworks/HIDD_VIEW_HIDDEN_BODIES.htm
If I right-click and hide on the affected body, it also becomes hidden in the parent folder. And would like it to be only in the working file.
I did not quite understand what the issue is.
A solution would be to create a configuration of the assembly and use it in the drawing?
Create a configuration:
http://help.solidworks.com/2012/French/SolidWorks/sldworks/Creating_a_Configuration_Manually.htm
Choose the configuration on the drawing view:
http://help.solidworks.com/2012/French/SolidWorks/sldworks/HIDD_DRVIEW_PROP.htm
I don't quite understand:
I'm on a sheet of the drawing, I go to the tree of the view, I select the mechanically welded function that I want to hide, I hide it. Perfect the body is hidden on this sheet, not on the others. On the other hand, if I go to the parent file. SLDPRT mechanically welded, the body is hidden, if I do shown, it becomes "shown" again in my shot. How to hide a "one body" function only on the plan.
I hope I'm clear enough??
To hide functions, simply sort in the Feature Manager
See this tutorial
http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/le-filtre-de-l-arbre-de-creation-dans-solidworks
Are you looking for a function, a sketch, a plan in your tree and you can't find it?
Come see how easy it is to use the Creative Tree filter.
Something that all users should know.
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See also this tutorial
http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/mise-en-plan-etat-d-affichage-solidworks
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I didn't quite understand if the drawing is about the asm or the parts.
If the view concerns only one part, you can select the bodies to be displayed with the "body selection" button in the 1st pad at the top (with the configuration selection) of the view panel.
Hello.
You select the part on your desired view, right click show/hide: hide component.
And in the other views it always appears.
The solution of .PL works very well for your problem.
In your drawing, select the view where you want to work. You right-click = > property.
At this level, you have the choice between 4 tabs. Select "show or hide components" in the case of an assembly and "show or hide bodies" in the case of surface, mechanically welded parts (a set made with a .slprt)
All you have to do is click on the elements of your view that you want to hide (they will appear in the blue frame of your tab) and click on "apply" once you have finished your choices.
The problem I think is a welded mechanic
So who says welded mechanic says welded component and the result is that the part is a body
and difficult to remove a part of a body
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GT22 for me mechanically welded means precisely multi-body.
It is enough to go into the property of sight and hide the bodies that one does not wish to appear.
For me, the proposals of @.PL and @coin37coin work as apparently desired, on a drawing of an assembly, including a mechanically welded part!!
One body can be hidden in one view without affecting the others.
@ Benoit
Your example is an assembly drawing?
Or a welded mechanical drawing?
for the drawing of each profile in welded mechanics
You need to create views related to the model (function/drawing view/relative to the model)
by selecting at least 2 faces of the profiles
(same as a multibody in part)
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