[table] automatic "involuntary" axes

[cacciatorino]

I happen very often, while I am inserting the axes into the tables, that for a click put badly solidwrks begins to reason to put the axes on all the ficiurs of revolution that finds, including the fittings of the square tubes. When I work on the asses, every time I stop the station for endless minutes until he thinks he's done. clearly then I have to delete them all or cancel the operation.

How can I disable this behavior?

p.s. I wrote in the meantime that I expect swx to end up thinking. . . .

p.p.s. Is he gonna put his fists on the table?

 

[andle11]

i happen very often, while i'm inserting boards into the boards... .

you mean when you use the centering notches function?

 

[cacciatorino]

You mean when you use the centering notches function?

I have the interface in English, and in the specific case I was using the "centerline" function, which puts the axes on the solids of revolution.

 

[re_solidworks]

I have the interface in English, and in the specific case I was using the "centerline" function, which puts the axes on the solids of revolution.

So? have you settled or the problem persists?

 

[cacciatorino]

So? have you settled or the problem persists?

the problem persists, in the sense:

if malauguratamente start the command "centerline" when a view is selected (sometimes it just happens by clicking badly, if you drag while clicking he understands that you want to "assify" all the view...), part the procedure of application of the axis to all the features of visible revolutions in the view. If it's a view of assembly, it's no longer over....

 

[Mike1967]

the problem persists, in the sense:

if malauguratamente start the command "centerline" when a view is selected (sometimes it just happens by clicking badly, if you drag while clicking he understands that you want to "assify" all the view...), part the procedure of application of the axis to all the features of visible revolutions in the view. If it's a view of assembly, it's no longer over....

do not select the view, go to the fm and select only the components to which
you want to make the axes represent.
follow the guide:
http://help.solidworks.com/2011/ita...e.htm?id=f672e046758a4b75ad793ab0b4de7253#pg0

 

[arzigogolo]

the problem persists, in the sense:

if malauguratamente start the command "centerline" when a view is selected (sometimes it just happens by clicking badly, if you drag while clicking he understands that you want to "assify" all the view...), part the procedure of application of the axis to all the features of visible revolutions in the view. If it's a view of assembly, it's no longer over....

Hello hunter.

I tried to do as you say and i.e. to operate the command "halfry line" with a selected view and, so doing, puts me only the lines of halfway that he thinks to insert (in my case it was a simple pulley to steps). then if I click on the vertical lines of the pulley (in the side view not the view in the plant), then it is possible that I also insert a board in each of the half of the different diameters depending on how it turns at that time.:biggrin:

But the joke that you do doesn't happen to me with the 2011 version I use.
If you use 2010 as I remember, did you try to upgrade to the last service pack? Maybe it's a problem with the service pack.:smile:

Hi.
Light

 

[cacciatorino]

do not select the view, go to the fm and select only the components to which
you want to make the axes represent.

If I have a view with 500 screws nested in different patterns, do you think I have to look for those two I want the axis on in the fm? I actually do first to click in the drawing!

follow the guida:

I didn't explain well.

the problem is that when I activate the axis command and I go to click the entities on which to insert the axis, if by mistake click in the void (just click very close to an entity' but without that at that time it is illuminated, what very frequent seen how bad snaps work in the drawing of solidworks), I part the procedure of assigning the axes to "everything", that lasts an infinite time....

The thing is, the boards in the boards I prefer to put them by hand only where it serves, otherwise the design becomes unreadable.

 

[sampom]

You mean when you use the centering notches function?

No, I think it means linea di mezzeria.

do not select the view, go to the fm and select only the components to which
you want to make the axes represent.

is right there the hippo:biggrin:. many components are made by fittings (e.g. trivial tubes/rectangles) and that pulls a axis line for the entire length of the edge.. That's very annoying.

and I understand what he says hunting; sometimes after carefully selecting not the whole components but only their external lines (to get the central axis) you happen to miss a clik and send it to the "empty" of the sight. open sky, the sw begins to calculate all the fittings, puts us to life and the result is a cluster of web-point lines. . imagine a large set made from boxed and folded sheets:biggrin:

greetings
Marco:smile:

 

[cacciatorino]

But the joke that you do doesn't happen to me with the 2011 version I use.
If you use 2010 as I remember, did you try to upgrade to the last service pack? Maybe it's a problem with the service pack.:smile:

test on a board together with screws bearing aluminum profiles and square tubes....to me put the boards even on the fittings of the structural members.... I have 2010 at the last service pack.

 

[cacciatorino]

open sky, the sw begins to calculate all the fittings, puts us to life and the result is a cluster of web-point lines. . imagine a large set made from boxed and folded sheets

:

Someone understands me! :biggrin:

 

[Mike1967]

Someone understands me! :biggrin:

I also understand the problem... but so is...:biggrin:

 

[re_solidworks]

Have you tried to select using filters? This way if you click blank does not consider the click.

 

[Parametric_Ozzy]

No, I think it means linea di mezzeria.

is right there the hippo:biggrin:. many components are made by fittings (e.g. trivial tubes/rectangles) and that pulls a axis line for the entire length of the edge.. That's very annoying.

and I understand what he says hunting; sometimes after carefully selecting not the whole components but only their external lines (to get the central axis) you happen to miss a clik and send it to the "empty" of the sight. open sky, the sw begins to calculate all the fittings, puts us to life and the result is a cluster of web-point lines. . imagine a large set made from boxed and folded sheets:biggrin:

greetings
Marco:smile:

Excuse the intromission, but is there no possibility of solving the problem upstream?
does not exist an option that does not create aces where they do not serve? Like the radius centers of a tubular?

 

[SolidUser]

Excuse the intromission, but is there no possibility of solving the problem upstream?
does not exist an option that does not create aces where they do not serve? Like the radius centers of a tubular?

Yes, in the options of the document.

• centering notches - holes - part
• centering notches - fittings - part
• centering notches - sunshades - part
• centering notches - holes -assieme
• centering pockets - assemblings
• centre heels - asole -assieme

 

[Parametric_Ozzy]

Yes, in the options of the document.

• centering notches - holes - part
• centering notches - fittings - part
• centering notches - sunshades - part
• centering notches - holes -assieme
• centering pockets - assemblings
• centre heels - asole -assieme

so why not omit these filters?
It would certainly lighten the whole thing. :wink:

 

[cacciatorino]

so why not omit these filters?
It would certainly lighten the whole thing. :wink:

we are in the forum just to find solutions to problems.

 

[cacciatorino]

Yes, in the options of the document.

• centering notches - holes - part
• centering notches - fittings - part
• centering notches - sunshades - part
• centering notches - holes -assieme
• centering pockets - assemblings
• centre heels - asole -assieme

Thank you very much!

 

[Parametric_Ozzy]

we are in the forum just to find solutions to problems.

In fact, mine was a statement aimed at understanding whether you had thought about it and whether it was feasible by reading the debate

 

[sampom]

Yes, in the options of the document.

• centering notches - holes - part
• centering notches - fittings - part
• centering notches - sunshades - part
• centering notches - holes -assieme
• centering pockets - assemblings
• centre heels - asole -assieme

already said that you are talking about halfway lines and not centre heels.
then those rumors refer to the options of 2011, the 2010 hunting is slightly different in the form though substantially does not change.
and serve to insert those elements automatically to the creation of views, while here we talk about the "manual" insert with the command linea di mezzeria del menù annotation and you cannot choose; all or none, if clikki in the sight comes out the slaughter.

greetings
Mar