[table] bubble stacked by different views

[cacciatorino]

I have to put stacked bubbles, but I have this problem:

the section plan crosses the phliangia but not the screw that screws it. then I try to put the bubble on the flange, and then fish the screw on another view where instead you see, but unfortunately the bubble of the screw does not appear.

is it possible to insert stacked bubbles by clicking on different views?

 

[Oldwarper]

I don't know.
On the other hand, you can temporarily reverse the section direction, insert the bubble and revert the section direction. I don't know, though, if that's how you "send" the bubble (a beautiful rotten green). And you're still risking the odds if you've already put them.

 

[meccanicamg]

I don't know.
On the other hand, you can temporarily reverse the section direction, insert the bubble and revert the section direction. I don't know, though, if that's how you "send" the bubble (a beautiful rotten green). And you're still risking the odds if you've already put them.

Stay disconnected! try with the manual bubble of the detail, otherwise you do it in complete manual and write in it the reference.

 

[cacciatorino]

otherwise you do it in complete manual and write in it the reference.

then I continue to use gbg.....

Anyway, the more I use it and the more I find the swx drawing module really short-cut... in order to make the drawings I put the triple of the time that with solid edge....

 

[meccanicamg]

then I continue to use gbg.....

Anyway, the more I use it and the more I find the swx drawing module really short-cut... in order to make the drawings I put the triple of the time that with solid edge....

boh, I've always put a lot on it, it will be that the sections tend not to use them and use the explosions, it will be that I have evolved compared to the classical representations. assembly sections practically never to indicate some distance or special coupling, otherwise they do not pile anything in section.

 

[eboss]

hello if you have not been able to try this way: on the view where you are interested in making the ball set the view display in "visible hidden lines" and carry out the manual ball of the screw using as a blistering attachment a edge of the screw! then once you have done replay the view "shaded with edges or removal hidden lines" and so you should be able to solve your problem.

 

[cacciatorino]

on the view where you are interested in making the ball set the view display in "visible hidden lines" and carry out the manual ball of the screw using as a blistering attachment a edge of the screw!

That works well, thank you very much!

 

[re_solidworks]

then I continue to use gbg.....

Anyway, the more I use it and the more I find the swx drawing module really short-cut... in order to make the drawings I put the triple of the time that with solid edge....

It will, but in my opinion it continues to be a difference of practice on the two software. I have recently been in a company where they use if for several years and the contrary situation has occurred... .