I would like to be able to control the value of an engraving (Sketch text + extrude).
It is possible to link the value of the engraving to a property, it works.
Where it gets complicated is that I would like to link the value of the property to an equation. In this case, the engraving does not display the evaluated value, but the expression of the equation.
Perhaps you need to go through an intermediate variable, a variable that you will associate with your property, or even directly usable in your engraving.
@Zozo_mp, I didn't quite understand what you mean by: "Doesn't the slash work like a separator by chance ;-)". My problem here is that it displays the expression instead of the value.
@FUZ3D, it doesn't work to go to "number" when referring to an equation. I work on solidworks 2018. I have attached an explanation of how to link the variables of the equations to a txt file.
@stefbeno When you say "Intermediate variable", do youmean an equation variable or a property?
@ac cobra 427, In principle yes that's what I would like. Except that it refers to a quote on the coin.
And as @FUZ3D indicated: "Although I have just done the test but by taking a dimension and "text" and it works, I have the numerical value."
So in the case of your example it works, except that what I would like is that instead of using an existing dimension, I would just like to retrieve the value of a variable in "equations".
The answer of @ac cobra 427made me think of a technique.
I warn you, this is high-level DIY.
Nevertheless I think it's screwed up for my project, at least with solidworks. Indeed, my technique only works for numerical values while I would also potentially have text. I think I'm going to make a template with a dxf file and modify directly in the dxf data itself, the values of the texts. With a python script it should be done.