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Tutorial-How to import points to solidworks from a text file !

Amin Kashef
in Design & CAD
24 8 Beginner
Follow The Procedure Below
SOLIDWORKS airfoil tutorial point api coordinates points dat marco txt

Tutorial-How to import points to solidworks from a text file !

Amin Kashef
in Design & CAD
10 2 Beginner
If you just want to make spline with the points, you can do it without macro! follow the procedure below:
SOLIDWORKS airfoil tutorial point api coordinates points dat marco txt

Solidworks vba userfom

Mesut Yilmaz
in Dimensioning / Tolerancing
6 2 Intermediate
Hi everyone I made a design of elevator car frame in solidworks and can change the dimensions with vba macro userform. Macro runs on model opening and rebuild the model with new dimensions when clicking update button. Anybody can use the model who don't know anything about solidworks. Have a good day
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How to create a simple macro in SolidWorks?

Kir Ari
in Design & CAD
2 1 Beginner
Ok, here it is. The Macro is attached. The screenshot of the macro is also attached. This macro creates a plane, draws a rectangle and extrudes it, every time in the same position irrespective of any other already presented features etc. There are comments for each operation, so It should be pretty clear now. Couple of main points: 1) Every time you create the sketch you have to assign it as an object to a new variable of type Object (in our case it is Sketch_Hardi) before(!) closing it. This way you will have all sketch names organized, and you will always select the right one. 2) Every new feature you create (Plane, Extrude, etc) with new variable of type Object as well. This gives you the same control of selection only the right features as you want them (By referring to it's name). Like in our case it is Hardi_Plane.Name and Hardi_Extrude.Name 3) If you have a lot of features, just use arrays of type Object (if you need help with arrays, loops etc, let me know) 4) We have a proper Object-Oriented code, so think in classes, methods, and instances. Again, need help, just point to the part that you do not understand and I'll explain it to you on a basic level. Hope this helps, enjoy
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Tutorial-How to import points to solidworks from a text file !

Amin Kashef
in Design & CAD
1 3 Beginner
As you want to export airfoil coordinates to the SolidWorks hence the coordinate database for airfoils usually come in 2D (in two column only has X & Y) and it's a tedious job to put 0 into the third column, Little changes to above procedure is needed (you can do it using matlab software or excel but I prefer this) a database for airfoils coordinate comes below: http://www.ae.illinois.edu/m-selig/ads/coord_database.html#N
SOLIDWORKS airfoil tutorial point api coordinates points dat marco txt

Automate SOLIDWORKS for FREE

Alex Oregon
in Design & CAD
1 0 Beginner
Dear GrabCAD Community, i want to present you a free Tool-Collection to automate some annoying works into Solidworks. The name of the Tool is "SWXHelper", its a freetime project. NO VBA or Solidworks API knowledge required NO registration is required NO admin rights required Some Features are: RenameSheets 1-Click-Printing DrawingSaveAs BOM2Excel and many more Take a look to the current Features: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUTxzaZYp3d3J8wp60En2Rw The Project-Site: https://swxtools.de or follow the project on: https://www.facebook.com/SWXToolsNews/ https://twitter.com/Swxtools
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Solidworks C# Add-in

Mesut Yilmaz
in Modeling
0 0 Intermediate
Hi everyone I started to c# add-in for solidworks It's just begining and trying to design models for api. I'll pleased to see any idea Thanks
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