Hello everyone,
New to using the MyCadTools tools and doing a lot of DXF/DWG output for laser cutting, I use the SheetMetalManufacturing tools regularly.
The latency time is very long for multibodies, more than 24 hours for a room with 150 bodies.
Do you have any solutions to optimize the speed of execution?
can you attach an example file
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Hello Etienne_POIRIER,
Try using " Batchconverter " which you will find in " MyCadTools ",
It should do it.
Keep us informed.
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AR.
Hello
I don't see how it's possible to have them developed with Batchconverter? Can you enlighten me?
Hello
Can you tell me the export configuration of the views you use in SheetMetalManufacturing.
Unfortunately, if you choose to make a body view in the same file, the time increases each time a view is added automatically in SOLIDWORKS.
But this is a problem with the operation of SOLIDWORKS. If you do this manually in SOLIDWORKS, add X views to the same file, the processing will take longer and longer with each new view.
Maybe try grouping the views differently with other export options:
Regarding BatchConverter you can indeed export DXF/DWG with fewer options than on SheetMetalManufacturing.
You just have to check the DWG/DXF format and set the options:
Sincerely,
Hello
Thank you for the info of the BatchConverter, unfortunately it doesn't put the quantity, the thickness etc so not interesting for us, moreover for the Sheet Metal I will try to separate by thickness.
Here are our parameters:
Thank you,
Kind regards.
Hello
Yes it can affect a little bit but I think the main problem is the fact of grouping on the same file.
Kind regards
I just opened the attachment
For my part I don't put so many bodies in a single file, it's not intended for, it may crash
You have to make an assembly with parts in it, it will lighten the plans
As soon as you have to make a modification, you have to rework the whole part, which is too complex
I limit myself to a few welded parts
believe me you'll save your time by reassembling it for the future
