As part of an assembly, I created a symmetrical part. It is a left flank symmetrical to the right flank.
I created the right flank shot. To avoid drawing the left flank which is therefore symmetrical to the right flank, is there a solution to have the symmetrical drawing automatically of the right flank?
I don't think there's an automatic SW method to do this.
For my part, the symmetrical parts at the level of parts or assemblies are managed with a (symmetrical) configuration
So I have a macro that copies the sheets of the MEP by copying the name of the sheet and adding -SYM as a suffix.
This macro also changes the configuration with the symmetry configuration on new drawings and the vast majority of the dimensions follow without any problem.
Of course this can be done manually (right click on the view and change the reference configuration in the left panel.)
@Lynk not all-inclusive or your solution is aimed at properties and not MEP?
@sbadenis, I just wanted to focus on the custom properties of parts and drawing, indeed I assumed that this symmetrical part is in a new linked document, new coordinate system, new definition drawing, excluding copying the MEP of the right part, making the symmetrical of the views is not enough, we will also have to reassign all the properties annotation and cartridge,
Now that I think about it, I've always used the symmetrical insert>>piece function, except that it doesn't offer to record in derived configuration, how do you do it?
@Lynkvia the Symmetric Components function in an assembly and then if you check create the symmetrical version in step 2, then in step 3 you just have to create a derived configuration, rather than creating a new file (check the option chosen)
Yes @Lynk there is a function in the part but the advantage of doing it with the config is that once the configuration is created even if we redo a symmetry in another assembly it finds the already existing config so no plan to redo.
Whereas from the room, if you don't open the symmetrical room, it's impossible to know if a symmetry already exists.