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get fast dxf from sheet metal parts

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However...it could depend on the fact that the component is not hidden, while it is the axieme that hides it...maybe the difference lies here and the macro questions the component. . .
It's a bit of a mess, but we'd see that we'd get rid of it.

Meanwhile try and then see based on your opinions.

Hi.
 
Good morning to all, I think this macro is great.
I wanted to ask you for help with an improvement.

I need to export the file, with filename_propriety'(often)_propriety'(quantity)_propriety'(material), concatenating everything.

Is that possible?
Thank you.
 
very useful macro. Congratulations!
but to enable the export of bending lines? Can I change it?
 
very useful macro. Congratulations!
but to enable the export of bending lines? Can I change it?
replace the line
swchildmodel.exportflatpatternview exfilename & ".dxf", 1
con
swchildmodel.exportflatpatternview exfilename & ".dxf", so it also exportes folding linnees
 
a cannon........bravoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
and if you want to customize the file name?? now writes: nameparte.sldprt.defaut.dxf I would like to nameparte.svil.dxf

ps: Can the macro also be adapted to one part instead of only on the axieme? because I happen to have to develop many individual parts
 
Hello beautiful macro though I wanted to ask something.
in a assembly where there is a sheet metal part with folds export to flat repetition however I would need also a flat square created with the basic flange function (qion of a sheet) to be exported to dxf for laser cutting.
 
Could you turn me an example?
having the file maybe I understand a little more and allows me to do the tests.
 
hi jenuary, congratulations for the excellent and very useful macro, I ask you can change it also to do the same with the dwg format? But would you give me a tip on how to do it?
Hello and thank you very much. .
 
hi jenuary, congratulations for the excellent and very useful macro, I ask you can change it also to do the same with the dwg format? But would you give me a tip on how to do it?
Hello and thank you very much. .
Hi.
you can, just replace the .dxf with the .dwg in the 9th row from the bottom of the macro.
development export is allowed for both extensions.
 
hi, I have a problem with this macro, when there is a part is present several times in a set, during exporting the macro seems to reopen the file several times, losing time. Does it happen to you, too?
 
you are the macro that does it, you should memorize the already processed components.
it was born to not have to do everything by hand, but obviously it would never be enough, it must be implemented.
 
really a big macro... I don't stop being happy every time I use it!
Recently I wanted there to be a chance to export to dxf according to a particular dxf mapping file that I saved between my folders. I tried to change the macro file, but I don't have the necessary skills. I read that to implement export to dxf according to specific mapping you can add the following:

ounces a mapping file has been used, solidworks will continue to use it for each successive save to dxf.
you can enable that option in the api by swapp.setuserpreferencetoggle(swuserpreferencetoggle_e.swdxfmapping, true)
and you can define the path to the mapping file by swapp.setuserpreferencestringlistvalue(swuserpreferencestringlistvalue_e.swdxfmappingfiles, "<path file="" mapping="" to="" your="">"

I understand what you want to do, but I don't know how to insert the two command lines and at which point. I also believe that new variables should be declared with typology. .
Jenuary, can you give me a hand, please?</path>
 

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