flat sheet view

[New Rider]

Hello everyone,

It's an hour I try but I can't.
I modeled a sheet correctly developed in psm environment. Now I wanted to put it on the table developed but I can't.
How can I do that?
Thank you.

 

[SMIRRO]

Did you pounce "developed sample" on "project view assistant"?

 

[New Rider]

Did you pounce "developed sample" on "project view assistant"?View attachment 54819

I have no design view assistant but only see it from which I can't select any type

 

[SMIRRO]

to this screen click ok, you see the view, you select:and here you find what I posted on it.

 

[SMIRRO]

If you have other problems, you do not appear selectable sample developed, it means that it was not created for the sheet in question. If you created it and you don't appear try to save the part, close the table and reopen.

 

[New Rider]

Thank you. doing so I correctly appear the developed sheet.
is it possible to add solidworks type folds (on 90°) without adding a table?

 

[SMIRRO]

without adding a table

I don't understand

 

[SMIRRO]

when you create a sheet in itself you have to leave or from a "top flap" or from "multiple flap". at any time it is then possible to add a "lembo" (what in sw is called "flangia"), with a special command. or fold the sheet according to a sketch (the one that in sw is "fold along a line") with the command "fold".

 

[New Rider]

when you create a sheet in itself you have to leave or from a "top flap" or from "multiple flap". at any time it is then possible to add a "lembo" (what in sw is called "flangia"), with a special command. or fold the sheet according to a sketch (the one that in sw is "fold along a line") with the command "fold".

I'm sorry.
when you make the table on swx and create the flattened view you can make the fold lines appear next to the words that quotes the fold angle and the verse.
with if instead you have to add a table that indicates you the degrees and the verse but it refers to pedice that refers to a table.
I hope I'm clear. .

 

[Be_on_edge]

Thank you. doing so I correctly appear the developed sheet.
is it possible to add solidworks type folds (on 90°) without adding a table?

the command to use is always "table fold" you will however uncheck the creation of the table and leave only the call.
in the options you will set the caller to show angle and direction of fold:

 

[SMIRRO]

if you do not want the table you can add them as notes.

 

[New Rider]

as always well informed and prepared.
Thanks, guys.

 

[amerlini]

Thank you, I had the same problem and so I solved it.

 

[re_solidworks]

hello to everyone, I'm accusing myself to this discussion. I have inserted the notes on the folds, but the angle indicated is the extra than the angle that solidedge indicates me. I, used with solidworks, indict (default) the angle of deformation of the sheet starting from zero, solidedge subtracts the deformation angle to an angle of 180°. is it possible to indicate the angle as in solidworks? so that it is not to write by hand the value of the corner?

 

[Be_on_edge]

hello to everyone, I'm accusing myself to this discussion. I have inserted the notes on the folds, but the angle indicated is the extra than the angle that solidedge indicates me. I, used with solidworks, indict (default) the angle of deformation of the sheet starting from zero, solidedge subtracts the deformation angle to an angle of 180°. is it possible to indicate the angle as in solidworks? so that it is not to write by hand the value of the corner?

 

[re_solidworks]

View attachment 72119

Thank you so much! :