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[romy]

Good morning to all,

working in the automotive sector I always find myself with the axes moved from one program to another.
you can change the orientation of the z axis upwards and not towards the screen to internder us as it is currently

Hello and thank you

 

[meccanicamg]

Hi, Romy, the terna is the right-handed one as you can see. You can move in the parts, the assemblies and the views as you like. just work on the right planes and the parts/axis are followed by the axes you want.

to take from right-hand side to left-hand side you have to try using the source command and create a new one for each piece, so you define the sense of z+ or z-.

try and tell me if it works

 

[re_solidworks]

Hi, Romy, the terna is the right-handed one as you can see. You can move in the parts, the assemblies and the views as you like. just work on the right planes and the parts/axis are followed by the axes you want.

to take from right-hand side to left-hand side you have to try using the source command and create a new one for each piece, so you define the sense of z+ or z-.

try and tell me if it works

then it is better to put it already in the document models to find it ready and always equal.

 

[romy]

Hello everyone

I send this post to know if there are news in the new relays about the topic I raised.

Unfortunately I couldn't do what you suggested to me

bye:finger:

 

[romy]

to be clearer:

when I load a math made of nx with the zeta on top I find it coricated of a side.I have renamed all my plans to match with those of nx but when I put du isometrica or in painta it always shoved.

allego image of a fender made of nx with zeta at the top

byeek:

 

[SolidUser]

I confirm that proposed by re_solidworks and allego solution.
It's in English, but you should understand it anyway.

 

[romy]

all solved thanks and to all:finger::finger::finger: