usare la toolbox

[zhzau]

for study reasons I found myself having to use solidworks 2009 sp0.
I was afacnedo the tutorials when I was in the use of the toolbox.
or better I can't fit the components into my set.

the tutorial tells me to "open the project library". but I can't figure out where the hell the icon is to do it (from the drop-down menu I already tried and I can't do the same) I tried to configure the toolbox to figure out if it wasn't that and it seems configured well since I find all the cataloged components.

I activated the "toolbox" menu that appears by clicking the dx button on one of the toolbars but the only selectable options concern: beams and profiles, seats for o-ring se seeger, bearings etc...

Thank you all.

 

[sampom]

for study reasons I found myself having to use solidworks 2009 sp0.
I was afacnedo the tutorials when I was in the use of the toolbox.
or better I can't fit the components into my set.

the tutorial tells me to "open the project library". but I can't figure out where the hell the icon is to do it (from the drop-down menu I already tried and I can't do the same) I tried to configure the toolbox to figure out if it wasn't that and it seems configured well since I find all the cataloged components.

I activated the "toolbox" menu that appears by clicking the dx button on one of the toolbars but the only selectable options concern: beams and profiles, seats for o-ring se seeger, bearings etc...

Thank you all.

You're confusing,
the part of toolbox that interests you is not that "left" in the menu bar, but in the project library to which you access through one of those tabs (the one with the "books") that you find close to the extreme right margin of the graphic area.
Here, look:select the standard, expand the elements and click and move into the graphics area the part you need.
for example, by approaching the holes, the elements are self-positioned. to the left opens the property manager where you will make the configuration; ok; positions any other elements and ok. done.

if as you say you have activated the toolbox and the browser toolbox from tools > added You should be fine.

greetings
Marco:smile:

 

[zhzau]

Thank you. I didn't have the right bar right there is the ark.
I have already activated by tools> added the toolbox.
Now I found how to activate the bread task and everything is fine.

Thanks again

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[re_solidworks]

You're confusing,
the part of toolbox that interests you is not that "left" in the menu bar, but in the project library to which you access through one of those tabs (the one with the "books") that you find close to the extreme right margin of the graphic area.
Here, look:View attachment 11888select the standard, expand the elements and click and move into the graphics area the part you need.
for example, by approaching the holes, the elements are self-positioned. to the left opens the property manager where you will make the configuration; ok; positions any other elements and ok. done.

if as you say you have activated the toolbox and the browser toolbox from tools > added You should be fine.

greetings
Marco:smile:

hi sampom, I saw you use a premium. use piping, motion or simulation?

 

[sampom]

hi sampom, I saw you use a premium. use piping, motion or simulation?

Hello

..eh, maybe I could use them full.
Let's say I try:
Since we took a premium (and also a professional) I would like to be able to exploit it.
piping especially I would need a lot for the plants we do; I am impracticing (and I have to compile a large library) but I am not yet "productive".
the rest for now "we don't need it", but you know how it is, when "the leaders" see something new/interesting (though maybe not fully understood) sooner or later they will jump on asking me to make "a movie" of presentation of the machine or a cinematic studio of the drive (not to mention the structural checks) and I would like to find a minimum prepared:wink:

If you consider that I left the autocad tecnigraph only in 2002 you will understand that the jump is already remarkable, and also my very poor experience.

ah, of course specific courses do not talk about it. We have not yet managed to go to the basic course (already paid for over a year) that I think I need little.
..all flour of my sack:biggrin:

greetings
Mar