mantisbox
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Good morning to all
I have a problem... I'm trying to use templates in an advanced way,
what I would like to do is create a template file ( .prtdot) that in addition to containing the settings of the part also contains the basic functions of the object to be created,
in this link http://www.solidsmack.com/cad/how-to-use-solidworks-templates-to-speed-design/ the procedure is described in great line (it is in English but I think it is not a problem).
This is an interesting feature that would avoid me losing a lot of time, as I often find myself performing a multitude of sheets, bound to a two-dimensional skeleton (in practice a sketch drawn in a file together) , folded in the same way and differing between them only for height or width.
I try to describe in words the passages I follow:
1- I create a new part
2- I create a sketch in the front floor and design an untied rectangle (completely blue)
3- I perform a function of "basic flux" , my beautiful rectangular flat sheet appears
4- I perform a function of "flange of the edge" on all 4 edges (clicking on it) with length 20mm .... ok .... appears my beautiful "cover of shoes boxes" in sheet
5- Except the .sldprt file with a random name: test1.sldprt
6- Now save the .prtdot template with another name: sheet1.prtdot
7- I close everything
8- I create a new part choosing as a sheet template1.prtdot, at the opening of the file should appear a "disguised shoe cover" in sheet metal.... instead a flat sheet appears, the function of "flangy of the edge" has a conflict! (red bottle with white crucifix)
9- within the function with the conflict and I know that, in the flange parameters, the 4 edges I had clicked are not.... They were lost.
Where's the mistake?
I tried to do the same using only extrusion functions, without using "lamiera" commands, but the problem persists
I have a problem... I'm trying to use templates in an advanced way,
what I would like to do is create a template file ( .prtdot) that in addition to containing the settings of the part also contains the basic functions of the object to be created,
in this link http://www.solidsmack.com/cad/how-to-use-solidworks-templates-to-speed-design/ the procedure is described in great line (it is in English but I think it is not a problem).
This is an interesting feature that would avoid me losing a lot of time, as I often find myself performing a multitude of sheets, bound to a two-dimensional skeleton (in practice a sketch drawn in a file together) , folded in the same way and differing between them only for height or width.
I try to describe in words the passages I follow:
1- I create a new part
2- I create a sketch in the front floor and design an untied rectangle (completely blue)
3- I perform a function of "basic flux" , my beautiful rectangular flat sheet appears
4- I perform a function of "flange of the edge" on all 4 edges (clicking on it) with length 20mm .... ok .... appears my beautiful "cover of shoes boxes" in sheet
5- Except the .sldprt file with a random name: test1.sldprt
6- Now save the .prtdot template with another name: sheet1.prtdot
7- I close everything
8- I create a new part choosing as a sheet template1.prtdot, at the opening of the file should appear a "disguised shoe cover" in sheet metal.... instead a flat sheet appears, the function of "flangy of the edge" has a conflict! (red bottle with white crucifix)
9- within the function with the conflict and I know that, in the flange parameters, the 4 edges I had clicked are not.... They were lost.
Where's the mistake?
I tried to do the same using only extrusion functions, without using "lamiera" commands, but the problem persists