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chage symbol to draftings

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cervicale

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Good evening to all,

I searched a bit in the forum, but I find it impossible to replace the logo in the cartilage to a group of drawings without acting on the individual design.
I've seen that we're talking about "blocks" for the paper mill, but I couldn't find them inside solidworks, as I can do. .
thanks in advance. :confused:
 
cervicale said:
Good evening to all,

I searched a bit in the forum, but I find it impossible to replace the logo in the cartilage to a group of drawings without acting on the individual design.
I've seen that we're talking about "blocks" for the paper mill, but I couldn't find them inside solidworks, as I can do. .
thanks in advance. :confused:
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If I understood your problem well, you could simply open a blank drawing file, create your own folder, and save it as a template file, or create a new format type in the sheet list.
 
cervicale said:
Good evening to all,

I searched a bit in the forum, but I find it impossible to replace the logo in the cartilage to a group of drawings without acting on the individual design.
I've seen that we're talking about "blocks" for the paper mill, but I couldn't find them inside solidworks, as I can do. .
thanks in advance. :confused:
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to get what you want you must have previously created the cartilage with the blocks.
in a few words the cartiglio is a set of lines, texts and square of the format in the 'level' of the sheet format.
with the creation of blocks in solidworks many years ago, someone thought to group lines and texts (not the teaming), as a block referenced to the original.
this means that the modification of the original block entails the updating of all the table masses that contain it.
 
ok thank you, I managed to create my cartiglio with the lock, saving it in a folder that I created on the disk c, appropriate (so I can save them more comfortably), (I don't know if it's a good idea since sw indicated by default a folder like that in which the sheet formats are contained with many sublivellis). I hope there are no contraindications. . .
the block opening it is similar to a .part file but if I change it from the board it does not update on the other drawings in which it is present...:confused:
ie if I change the block in a table then it does not update "by itself" on the fomato relative sheet, and on the other tables where it is used... Where am I wrong? . . .
In other words, I am looking for the possibility to replace the logo of the cartilage by acting on one file and not reopening all the designs created...it is possible. .:biggrin:
 
cervicale said:
ok thank you, I managed to create my cartiglio with the lock, saving it in a folder that I created on the disk c, appropriate (so I can save them more comfortably), (I don't know if it's a good idea since sw indicated by default a folder like that in which the sheet formats are contained with many sublivellis). I hope there are no contraindications. . .
the block opening it is similar to a .part file but if I change it from the board it does not update on the other drawings in which it is present...:confused:
ie if I change the block in a table then it does not update "by itself" on the fomato relative sheet, and on the other tables where it is used... Where am I wrong? . . .
In other words, I am looking for the possibility to replace the logo of the cartilage by acting on one file and not reopening all the designs created...it is possible. .:biggrin:
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I think you have to open the sheet format you used for these drawings, edit it and overwrite it. should change in all drawings after this operation. (after opening what you used, modify it, save sheet size and subscrib the old one, after all others change automatically, always if you used the same)
 
Yes, I tried,
1 I make "sign 10" with the block inside the sink of its sheet format and then save it.
2 I make "drawn 11" with the sheet format then I change the block and save it by overriding it and except by overwriting also the sheet format
3 I reopen design 1o and the block is the one not modified. . .
 
cervicale said:
ok thank you, I managed to create my cartiglio with the lock, saving it in a folder that I created on the disk c, appropriate (so I can save them more comfortably), (I don't know if it's a good idea since sw indicated by default a folder like that in which the sheet formats are contained with many sublivellis). I hope there are no contraindications. . .
the block opening it is similar to a .part file but if I change it from the board it does not update on the other drawings in which it is present...:confused:
ie if I change the block in a table then it does not update "by itself" on the fomato relative sheet, and on the other tables where it is used... Where am I wrong? . . .
In other words, I am looking for the possibility to replace the logo of the cartilage by acting on one file and not reopening all the designs created...it is possible. .:biggrin:
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when entering a block you have two options, referencing the original or not.
If you choose the second option, you also understand why behavior on your table.
Once inserted, it seems you can reassociate it to the original.
If that's not possible, you'll have to reinstate it.
you notice that it is reported because in the list of blocks inserted in the table put you find the -> on the block.
 
the symbol -> of the reference on my block is not there how can I put it?
because in case I would have solved the problem...:biggrin:
 

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