macro export .dxf automatic

[edo98]

Bye to all,
I have solidworks 2013 and I'm cuffing a bit with macros
I would like to create a macro that allows me to export a table directly into .dxf format within a defined folder.
to do this I found a macro that I could adapt.
In addition, I would like to make sure that when exported to dxf format (and in this case also in atep) the vased holes are not reported, but only the inner diameter of the hole and not that of the avasatura.
these to prevent laser cutting from cutting the holes as big as rigging.
this operation I would like to do it automatically when I take the files, is it possible?
Thank you very much

 

[jenuary]

I don't think it's possible directly with solidworks bees, I think you'll have to work later with the dxf file through dedicated libraries

 

[SimoneCRV]

Perhaps, if the function that performs your devading is always the same, or maybe putting a keyword in the description of the function, you can scroll the tree of the features, look for all the features with that keyword, turn them off, save in dxf and then turn them on.
on paper should work.

 

[re_solidworks]

....in addition I would like to make sure that when exported in dxf format (and in this case also in atep) the vased holes are not reported, but only the inner diameter of the hole is considered and not that of the avasatura.
these to prevent laser cutting from cutting the holes as big as rigging.
this operation I would like to do it automatically when I take the files, is it possible?
Thank you very much

to not have these problems you do not have to work on the dxf, but on the model. you have to insert the sheet function and make sure that the development is exactly what you want to laser cut. At this point, when exposing the dxf, it will be suggested to export the development that will already be manipulated as you prefer.

 

[edo98]

Thank you very much to all for suggestions.
at the moment the road to follow I think is to check files for files as they are totally different from each other.
In the meantime, I try to look at us.
thanks again and good year.