Good morning,
I wanted to use / try the "custom properties" to edit the few infos of my MEP without going through "File properties"
So I created to test a form with 3 infos: Creation date, customer and material.
I changed the default folder to the one where I put my templates.
But it doesn't work, so I did the test by creating a part and there oh miracle it works, I change my info and I validate everything works.
So I did the test with an assembly and there as for the MEP it doesn't work.
Questions:
- Is it a bug (since you can go through the properties of the file in parts / asm or MEP) or is it normal that only the parts are concerned?
Answer : yes it's a bug because "cleanty Tab Builder" only offers to save as a part template.
- Should there be a different model for each type (room/asm or MEP)
Answer : Yes, you need a different file for each type of SW file with the following extensions:
- .prtprp for parts
- .asmprp for assemblies
- .drwprp for drawings
- .wldprp for welded constructions
So for other than the part model, you have to rename the file extension to the desired type.
OK I answered myself but it can help;)
In fact, while writing my questions I still had the idea of clicking on ? from the publisher and I saw that there were several extensions.
On the other hand, once all the types are done, it is no longer possible to open the editor via SW (not found) so I had to go through the task manager to locate the .exe. it's in SOLIDWORKS/sldCleantyTabBuilder so you can pin it to win10.
And there once again when I wanted to right-click on it that he would like to use it in the Solidworks tools of the Grrrrr started menu
In fact there are 2 SolidWorks menus and SolidWorks Tools under win10 (halalala you have to find your way around all this)
Well ba ... thanks to me XD and happy reading
Edit: maybe I should pass it to tutorial and send the info to the support