save a style with solid edge

[LineAT]

Hi.
as from title I wanted to know if it is possible with solid edge st6 or higher, to change a style such as the style quote\linee\tabella\stile faccie\ecc etc and to save it in order to be able to reuse it in other projects/draws.
currently when except for the change, this remains only on the design on which it was applied.
Thank you.

 

[vespa_83]

you have to open, edit and save the "template" normal.par/dft/psm

 

[LineAT]

you have to open, edit and save the "template" normal.par/dft/psm

Okay, thank you. Let's say that we're going around the problem.
Another question, is there a quick command to open the table of a piece without passing through the "where used"?

 

[Leso]

https://www.cad3d.it/forum1/threads/3839-macro-apri-dft

 

[LineAT]

It works.
Are there any others I should know?

 

[Leso]

It works.
Are there any others I should know?

in this section find everything.
Hi.

 

[Be_on_edge]

Let's say that we're going around the problem.

Question: How should it work not to circumvent the problem but to solve it?

 

[cacciatorino]

Hi.
as from title I wanted to know if it is possible with solid edge st6 or higher, to change a style such as the style quote\linee\tabella\stile faccie\ecc etc and to save it in order to be able to reuse it in other projects/draws.
currently when except for the change, this remains only on the design on which it was applied.
Thank you.

What you can do is use the organizer, and transfer your style from the file you created it on to the material.mtl file, and then from there do the opposite to any file you want to edit. It is a slow and boring procedure but there is no method that applies a style to many files at once.

 

[Be_on_edge]

What you can do is use the organizer, and transfer your style from the file you created it on to the material.mtl file, and then from there do the opposite to any file you want to edit. It is a slow and boring procedure but there is no method that applies a style to many files at once.

there is a modified version of "opensave" which allows among other things also to copy\update quota styles.

you find it here: https://community.plm.automation.siemens.com/t5/solid-edge-forum/model-styler/m-p/284916#m6714

 

[LineAT]

quote originally written by lineat displays message
Let's say that we're going around the problem.
Question: How should it work not to circumvent the problem but to solve it?

for example creating a style with the possibility to save it and then later import it into all the designs I want.
by the method mentioned above, if I have for example 20-30 normal.dft files from which to start, I should create it from 0 for all 20.

 

[Be_on_edge]

for example creating a style with the possibility to save it and then later import it into all the designs I want.
by the method mentioned above, if I have for example 20-30 normal.dft files from which to start, I should create it from 0 for all 20.

with the organizer styles work on the currently open file, with the program "model styler" work on all the files you want, I would say that the examples mentioned are widely covered.

 

[mark-gagnon]

Hi.
I looked a bit in the forum but found nothing.
I would have the need to import into all draft files a certain style.
I understood how I can make table for table, as explained by hunter, but the massive pavented import does not work with "model styler".
did you find the solution?