coupling component origins

[asblo]

Good morning
as from title: is it possible to give a concidence of two (or more) origins of components in a set? I tried to read on the guide and send back to the smart mates I had never used, but I couldn't create the desired coupling.

 

[andrea1974]

Is that a new origin?

 

[SperX]

If you select the two origins from the smart window you can mate them.

 

[asblo]

View attachment 65277If you select the two origins from the smart window you can mate them.

you actually banally just do that. but wanting to use smart mates as the guide suggests? you can use the matings described here?

https://help.solidworks.com/2019/it...y.htm?id=63a87b0727ca4497813c568600662669#pg0

 

[MekIng]

you can open the "double" tool, select the two origins, and then check the "axis line" option and you will get the two aligned and agreed reference systems

 

[re_solidworks]

you actually banally just do that. but wanting to use smart mates as the guide suggests? you can use the matings described here?

https://help.solidworks.com/2019/it...y.htm?id=63a87b0727ca4497813c568600662669#pg0

I tried and managed to get a half result. if you insert the component by dragging it into the graphics area I couldn't do it "connect", but using the "insert components" command of the axieme the smart mates works correctly when selecting a origin. of course you have to see the origins to succeed in this intent.