bollatura part

[cimaguy]

Bye to all,
I would like to ask a question:
I have a multibody part file.
each body has been renamed with a "code" (see image).
in drawing environment, when I go to make a view bubble, it is possible to make the respective name appear
assigned? Thank you.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

How did you rename the bodies?

 

[cimaguy]

from the feature manager, I selected them and rewrote the name

 

[SimoneCRV]

Of course.
when you put the ball, in the menu that opens to the left, under the settings, you can change the text of the bubble and put "custom property" and from there choose the name (or whatever else you want)

 

[cimaguy]

Okay. Thank you.
The problem is I can't find the custom property list.
the voice that bears the name of the body.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Okay. Thank you.
The problem is I can't find the custom property list.
the voice that bears the name of the body.

Of course you can't, from that list you can only find the properties of the separate cut.
If you hand over every single body, I don't think it's possible to go back to the name.
for solid all bodies belonging to a folder are equal and therefore manage them with the same properties.
if you have particular need explain why the use you are making of the cut is not the correct one

 

[cimaguy]

the need is what I explained before: to put on the table a multibody part
and make a bubble so that this brings back the names of the bodies themselves. I tried to create a distinct cut thinking that this was the way but I "renato".

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I repeat: solidworks gathers in the same folder all identical bodies.
call the bodies contained in the same folder in a different way does not make sense*
on the table you would go to put different coordinates to elements that being identical are interchangeable.

*if you explain your need you may find a solution

 

[SimoneCRV]

Okay. Thank you.
The problem is I can't find the custom property list.
the voice that bears the name of the body.

Actually, for multibody parts, you can get your name.
However, you must create a property that encloses the name.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Actually, for multibody parts, you can get your name.
However, you must create a property that encloses the name.

you do it on folders and not on individual bodies

 

[SimoneCRV]

place an example.

Right-click on the separate cut and make property. (picture 1)

opens the list of properties.

at this point, for each body, create a property called "what you want"
Write what you want inside the property "what you want" of every body. (picture 2)

at this point, go to the table and in the bubble properties, select the property "what you want"

you can see the property "what you want", even in the separate table materials

 

[cimaguy]

I get it.
The only need is to specify the body name in the bubble. the starting situation
It's a file with bodies I have to assign a code that I can decide. I thought I'd create a set by saving bodies, but I don't know.
Thank you.

 

[SimoneCRV]

you do it on folders and not on individual bodies

You can also do it on individual bodies, of course.
see example posted.

By changing the property on the columns of the distinct materials, you can also make it appear in a distinct materials together. (picture 3)

 

[SimoneCRV]

I get it.
The only need is to specify the body name in the bubble. the starting situation
It's a file with bodies I have to assign a code that I can decide. I thought I'd create a set by saving bodies, but I don't know.
Thank you.

I got it.
It's the same thing I do, and if you do as I described you, it turns out.

Tell me if you don't understand

 

[SimoneCRV]

I get it.
The only need is to specify the body name in the bubble. the starting situation
It's a file with bodies I have to assign a code that I can decide. I thought I'd create a set by saving bodies, but I don't know.
Thank you.

and indeed, I will tell you more.
you can have the same result even with the notes. (picture 4 on how to make, image 5 bubble result and note).

I hope I've been clear, if you ask.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

You can also do it on individual bodies, of course.
see example posted.

By changing the property on the columns of the distinct materials, you can also make it appear in a distinct materials together. (picture 3)

in a multibody part the properties of the bodies are assigned to the folders that contain them and not to the individual bodies contained in them.
in fact your distinct has all different bodies.
those properties you're talking about to assign to the column in separate materials from where you take them? from those inserted in the folders or the alleged inserted in the covers?
but see that topguy has two bodies with two different names (19-011ar1za11 and 19-011ar1za15) in the same directoryelements1; how do you differentiate its properties?

you are talking about two or more identical bodies, since they are in the same folder, and that they are actually interchangeable; put the particular 19-011ar1za11 instead of 19-011ar1za15 is the same thing

 

[SimoneCRV]

in a multibody part the properties of the bodies are assigned to the folders that contain them and not to the individual bodies contained in them.
in fact your distinct has all different bodies.
those properties you're talking about to assign to the column in separate materials from where you take them? from those inserted in the folders or the alleged inserted in the covers?
but see that topguy has two bodies with two different names (19-011ar1za11 and 19-011ar1za15) in the same directoryelements1; how do you differentiate its properties?

you are talking about two or more identical bodies, since they are in the same folder, and that they are actually interchangeable; put the particular 19-011ar1za11 instead of 19-011ar1za15 is the same thing

simply create a folder for each body.
by itself, if two bodies have different code, I deduce that they are not equal and therefore should exist in two different folders. . .

done that, you do the trick I described earlier.

 

[cimaguy]

thanks for the answers .now I try

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

simply create a folder for each body.
by itself, if two bodies have different code, I deduce that they are not equal and therefore should exist in two different folders. . .

done that, you do the trick I described earlier.

and no, it is not simple, because you are not using the program properly.
this means to force each individual body by hand losing time and synchronization of the cut-off.
Today you make this trick, in a month you take the project into your hands for a change or to get a variant, or worse still a colleague of yours does it, you do not remember having pastrocciato the folders and you go to pu@ane everything and you do not understand why. *
If the two bodies must have two different codes and must be different they cannot natively reside in the same folder, there must be no need to force them.
from here my question to topguy about why you have to do something like that.

*There are certainly better tricks than hand-force the distinct cut.

 

[cimaguy]

Good. I tried, and in fact, moving the bodies into his folder and creating the properties.
customized as suggested, I get what I was going to do.
Thanks again for the help!