coordinate systems

[teseo]

and a whole new way of working, I had never seen anyone work like this, boh maybe with creo works....but with solid I see a little hard but comuqnue is another way.
then work creating a sketch/layout that will be the skeleton of your set. so you can make solid....using the connection points as insert points of the parts, maybe just an example. .

 

[enrico.losio]

I would like to achieve such a thing, after each coordinate system I will increase the origin of my part (the position of these coordinate systems has been made randomly), the next step will be to give it possibly an orientation. in proe it was possible to

 

[enrico.losio]

then work creating a sketch/layout that will be the skeleton of your set. so you can make solid....using the connection points as insert points of the parts, maybe just an example. .

I was just moving on that, now I have to figure out how it works and how to handle it

 

[teseo]

Well, one thing like that, you can make it solid, of course, maybe because the system's new, I feel a little bit clumsy.
open the part
go to coordinate system and from your references to create new ones; here you will have to create planes axes or sketches to give references to the various origins.
That's why I told you first to use a sketch as a skeleton.
try to see some posts on solid topdown design maybe find interesting ideas

Hi.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

and cannot you already make the model n distance from the origin?

 

[enrico.losio]

and cannot you already make the model n distance from the origin?

no because a part I could use it more

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

and then would you like to insert more origins?
However, enter the reference geometry.

in my opinion working with a program as if you were using another is wrong. every program has its own logic, if you do not learn it will be a battle every day

 

[enrico.losio]

in my opinion working with a program as if you were using another is wrong. every program has its own logic, if you do not learn it will be a battle every day

I fully agree, but since I have worked with proes for more than 10 years I know how to use it rather well, now that instead I use solidworks I wondered if some things could be done with this software, obviously it is not so, I will be adeguegue...in the meantime I thank all those who have responded to me and provided their point of view.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

you have already been answered how to create one or more new coordinate systems. You can do this. For me it doesn't make sense, but if for you it does, then the method is present

 

[strudeldemele]

Hi.
If I'm not mistaken, you're creating a basic/guided part on which other components refer, modifying the basic part, you're also changing the connected ones.
in solidworks I sometimes use this method but the coordinate systems almost never use them, I usually refer to sketches, planes, surfaces or other created in the base part or directly in the axieme.
Please note that if you do not use unpdm the links may stop if you replace the base part.
Hi.