re_solidworks
Guest
if you have to move it you have to open it by clicking the dx button, click the icon with the plan and the handle (change the sketch plan) and then click the new plan.
if you need both you can create a derivative sketch by clicking the sketch, the plan and then click the derivative insert-> disk.
the second sketch is and remains a copy of the first, if you have to make changes you have to make on the first and the secret will have them accordingly.
If you need to undelete the sketch derived from the father you can click it with the dx button and selecting a derivation cancellation.
marcof
Guest
You searched bad and you don't even need to shake the net.
tell me if I'm wrong (but I'm not wrong...): you're using swx a bit to "feel" and pretend to do so without understanding the philosophy, which is not even related to autocad.
but do the tutorials well, read the help well and show off every single command, starting from sketches passing through the plans, extrusion features etc. is it so difficult or out of the ordinary?
if you go ahead so you will announce difficult, difficult times; when you begin to shape the parts in the context of the axieme will be wept and stridor of teeth. repent, son, until you're in time... :wink:
[mode considerazione generica ON]caxxo, it seems to me that everyone wants to go on youtube and find, in half a day (at most), the videocourse to become the novello bottura without ever trying to make even a sodo egg.
give time to time, study, method, not to put the wagon in front of the oxen are all having more and more unexpected lunch:frown:[mode considerazione generica OFF]
p@po
Guest
Thank you very much.
I try and then I tell you.
You're always very kind.
Well, if I tried badly, could you tell me in which tutorial lesson is there?
I'm trying to understand the philosophy even wrong.
tell me if I'm wrong (but I'm not wrong...): you're using swx a bit to "feel" and pretend to do so without understanding the philosophy, which is not even related to autocad.
I challenge any person to know how to use sw from the first day to perfection.
I prefer to work on something of mine and as soon as I find a difficulty I try in the tutorials and guides online the solution to the problem.
If I do book tutorials, in a week, I forgot everything because (maybe) unlike others, work I do other and I am not everyday using sw.
p@po
Guest
Then,
I tried what you said and it works perfectly. :finger:
Just one thing
this move I can only do it on the top, front or right planes because from the feautre manager tree it makes me choose only those without giving me the possibility to select my personalised.
Is that right?
marcof
Guest
but did the plans create them? and if you created them, in the aberration of the works are placed premium Of the sketch you want to move slowly?
because if the plans you created them after The sketch you want to move is obvious that those plans, when you choose to "change the sketch plan", did not exist acora so you do not see them and if you check in the feature manager are suspended. in case you have to move the plans in question, if you can according to how you shaped the part, premium of the sketch to change
p@po
Guest
plans obviously created them but later.
the problem then is only that at the moment I have no idea how to move them:biggrin:
we see apo in the next days:finger:
sampom
Guest
tried as usual in windows to click and drag? ?
everything has a logic construction sequence, first floors and then sketches (if you don't take a sheet you don't have the support on which to draw, don't you?). If the plans you created them by leaning on existing bodies/geometries of course you will not be able to move them above (before) of these.
greetings
Mar
sampom
Guest
Don't worry,
starts to do All the tutorials for good, you will see "in a week" that will come back to mind when necessary.
greetings
Mar
p@po
Guest
the problem is that the tutorials I already made them once but after a week I no longer remembered the particular data where I had met him (say in which unit).
now I proceed differently.
I film myself as I do something special so everything remains "saved".
tried but they are blocked i.e. as soon as I try to drag them I appear the circle with the axis in the center (like the sign of the ban stop).
that you say is true, first the plans and then the sketch but you know, the ideas are working unless you are skillful to know right away and exactly what sequence to do all things.
marcof
Guest
because you can't move the "sons" before the "fathers". If you do the sketch on the front floor then build the plans p1, p2, p3 etc. that are referred to geometry of the sketch obviously you cannot move them before that sketch, because then they would not find the geometry that created them.
Oldwarper
Guest
you tied the plan to some previous entities (magari belonging to the sketch), so it becomes "son" of vuella entities and you can't move an "son" entity before an "father" entity.
Obviously, otherwise it would chronologically lose the reference from which it depends.
The plan must be created from entities before the sketch.
take the bar that is at the end of the last entity' (click sx and hold) and drag it before the sketch or place before the sketch and keydx insert here. You will be sure to create an entity with parameters not dependent on those that come later.