update mirrored table

[cacciatorino]

I made the table of one part that is the mirror of another (among other things a very complex frame). I generated the mirror panel with swx explorer without problems.

problems arrived when I updated the table: the views are regenerated correctly but all the annotations that I had inserted by hand in the table of the "right" part are disappeared (onboard treatments, axes of simemtria) in the table of the part "rovescia" and also all the quotas (no excluding) have disconnected.

Is there a strategy of approaching these problems that avoid these disadvantages? By the way, reconnecting the odds costs me a lot of effort, maybe because I'm not familiar with the swx snaps yet.

 

[re_solidworks]

in these cases it is normal (with swx) to re-enter the annotations. If you think about it well it is logical, the handwritten annotations stick to edges, vertices, etc... at the moment when mirrors go to act on the solid bodies and not on the sketches/features that generate them therefore the entities that in the right table existed no longer exist and have no way to anchor themselves automatically.
If you don't have to do anything at the table?

 

[Mike1967]

I made the table of one part that is the mirror of another (among other things a very complex frame). I generated the mirror panel with swx explorer without problems.

problems arrived when I updated the table: the views are regenerated correctly but all the annotations that I had inserted by hand in the table of the "right" part are disappeared (onboard treatments, axes of simemtria) in the table of the part "rovescia" and also all the quotas (no excluding) have disconnected.

Is there a strategy of approaching these problems that avoid these disadvantages? By the way, reconnecting the odds costs me a lot of effort, maybe because I'm not familiar with the swx snaps yet.

How did you generate the mirror table from solidworks explorer? :redface:

 

[cacciatorino]

If you don't have to do anything at the table?

Let's say that 90% of things stay in place, tomorrow I try to post a video.

the driest thing in swx are the odds that disconnect, with if they "remain" almost all, yesterday I put a couple of hours to re-set the mirrored table (I even disconnected the bubble of the cut distinction!).

 

[cacciatorino]

How did you generate the mirror table from solidworks explorer? :redface:

We say you have the right side and the mirror part. take the table of the right side and save it with the name of the mirror part, then open it with swx explorer and change the reference of the part. when you open the mirrored table he will tell you that the internal id is changed etc., you continue and let it update.

 

[Mike1967]

We say you have the right side and the mirror part. take the table of the right side and save it with the name of the mirror part, then open it with swx explorer and change the reference of the part. when you open the mirrored table he will tell you that the internal id is changed etc., you continue and let it update.

Yeah, okay, I thought you'd lost some of the explorer's features... :finger:

 

[re_solidworks]

We say you have the right side and the mirror part. take the table of the right side and save it with the name of the mirror part, then open it with swx explorer and change the reference of the part. when you open the mirrored table he will tell you that the internal id is changed etc., you continue and let it update.

You can do it without swx explorer. simply cover and paste the table, open, select the table in the opening screen, press the reference button and change the references to the model of origin.

 

[cacciatorino]

You can do it without swx explorer. simply cover and paste the table, open, select the table in the opening screen, press the reference button and change the references to the model of origin.

I tried, but I couldn't. the procedure seems to go well but when I open the table it is still linked to the starting model.

Could you check in the video if I did everything correctly?

 

[Mike1967]

I tried, but I couldn't. the procedure seems to go well but when I open the table it is still linked to the starting model.

Could you check in the video if I did everything correctly?

do not need to rename the file as you do in the references box (according to 22 of the video), but double-click the file name and choose the new file that interests you.

 

[cacciatorino]

If you don't have to do anything at the table?

I did a test with swx 2010:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdgmwwkiwhcand one with if v20:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2ykctw3xt4I don't know if I'm wrong or if it's a cad limit.

 

[re_solidworks]

The odds and annotations jump, there's nothing to do as I know. the problem is the model change under the table and I explain better.
If I create a model and make the table, I make a copy of the model, I change it (at size level) and with the above methodologies I restore the table I find everything in place. at the moment when I mirror the "id" of the entities of the right side does not hesitate anymore in the left as the mirroring acts on the solid body does not preserve the bonds of id between dx and sx entities.

 

[cacciatorino]

The odds and annotations jump, there's nothing to do as I know. the problem is the model change under the table and I explain better.
If I create a model and make the table, I make a copy of the model, I change it (at size level) and with the above methodologies I restore the table I find everything in place. at the moment when I mirror the "id" of the entities of the right side does not hesitate anymore in the left as the mirroring acts on the solid body does not preserve the bonds of id between dx and sx entities.

I'm trying to put this on assistance and on the American forum, see if I come to the head of something, if it's actually like you say it's a big problem... .

 

[maxopus]

I don't tell you what it's like, otherwise you're pissed.
I'm telling you so gnashing.
not only the table does not lose the references ... the quotas to 90% are reset in their beautiful location, both the automatic ones and the manual ones.

 

[lelepanz]

I'm sorry to keep here instead of creating a new discussion.
you have ever tried to put on the table a part of carpentry (so multibody environment - welds) obtained by making the left version from the mirror in the environment together and then creating the left version as a configuration?

.... I hope I have explained:/

 

[re_solidworks]

I've never tried since welds are delicate and I always had the feeling of creating confusion. I usually remake the left from the right, also because there is a nasty bug that the swx in 7 months has not fixed yet.
I reported it here on cad3d hoping for mass reporting but I was not worthy of any response......

 

[re_solidworks]

I don't tell you what it's like, otherwise you're pissed.
I'm telling you so gnashing.
not only the table does not lose the references ... the quotas to 90% are reset in their beautiful location, both the automatic ones and the manual ones.

You wouldn't make us a video... just to gnaw well... .

 

[lelepanz]

I've never tried since welds are delicate and I always had the feeling of creating confusion. I usually remake the left from the right, also because there is a nasty bug that the swx in 7 months has not fixed yet.
I reported it here on cad3d hoping for mass reporting but I was not worthy of any response......

I'm sorry what you're doing from the dx.
Do I miss anything?
And the cut-off sticks to you?

 

[cacciatorino]

you have ever tried to put on the table a part of carpentry (so multibody environment - welds) obtained by making the left version from the mirror in the environment together and then creating the left version as a configuration?

Then, as you say, the odds are saved. However, the cutting distinction remains associated with the original config and all the balls are uniformed to the value (1).

 

[lelepanz]

Then, as you say, the odds are saved. However, the cutting distinction remains associated with the original config and all the balls are uniformed to the value (1).

mmmm not all though:/
but remains the huge problma of the ball.
...and so you're the sx of a carpentry like you do it?

 

[lelepanz]

I add one thing.
I heard the assistance this morning.
to "take" the right bubble to the mirrored view just do:
- dx key on the view - properties - flag "link bubble to the specified table" - and the game is done.
Obviously the speech must be repeated on every view of the sheet.
so if you have any "discussed" for mirrored parts are accepted. :

I still have a few odds left. or better remain to me because I usually use the function "import elements" and the imported ones remain in the dx version.

At this point... I also associate myself with the request to have the video of proe. :