If you find yourself needing to sweep a freshly sketched profile along a non-planar edge in both directions after centering it or offsetting it, the new feature allows you to have greater control and do more with fewer clicks.
Sweeps are pretty easy to do on planar edges, but this just allows you to have more control during the process in case you want to change it. The Sweep command now allows you to make swept circular profiles automatically and in sections with bi-directional sweeps in one or both directions. Sweeps much easier in SOLIDWORKS 2016 because you can just specify a path and a diameter. This will allow product designers and engineers to create a denser multi-sheet and multi-viewport PDFs with more detailed, accessible and relevant information for suppliers, manufacturers, your own team and anyone else you are collaborating with. Of course, in order to publish, capture or edit 3D views you still have to have an MBD license.
The good news is now anyone can view and activate the 3D views. In previous versions of SOLIDWORKS, the 3D Views tab was only visible to MBD users.
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You can add and remove PDF sheets from the 3D PDF Template Editor by going to the Tab area at the bottom of your screen and clicking Plus or clicking Remove Tab then clicking yes in the pop-up dialog box. Move it, reposition it and just click BOM to add another one. You can also now add multiple bill of materials tables from the 3D PDF Template Editor by clicking BOM Table. You can move the table around and resize it to your satisfaction. In the Open dialog box, select a table and click Open. To do this, open a template in the 3D PDF Template Editor, click Generic Table. In SOLIDWORKS MBD, an interesting new feature that will help in communications with manufacturers is that the 3D PDFs are now able to include decals and textures, but you can’t have both on the same face. SOLIDWORKS MBD 2016 lets you create a 3D PDF with multiple pages, viewports and tables, so why would you spend hours creating drawings? The Select Components by Size tool now gives you the ability to preview each selection and keep count of them in the dialog box that appears. You can now use the new Select Identical Components tool to save time and grab a whole bunch of the same component at once. One interesting new tool and an enhancement to another tool will come in handy if you are using Assembly Visualization to grab a huge amount of components.
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Full annotation of the assembly will be especially helpful in communicating how you’ve defined hole callouts, whether it be by cut features, geometry or if you are just adding tolerances and precision. You can now fully annotate assemblies and create all the necessary notes, symbols, tables and hole callouts. The newest version of SOLIDWORKS model based definition (MBD) has some additional features that will improve communication between product design teams and manufacturing operations. Manufacturers are always looking to refine their supply chain and optimize their connected workflows with suppliers. See manufacturing information, such as GD&T and captured views, in the 3D model
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Theme fileĬlassic Windows look (from Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows 2000) on the Windows XP operating system.ĭefault theme on the Windows XP Media Center Edition operating system.ĭefault theme on the Windows Vista operating system.SOLIDWORKS 2016 getting closer to reducing the need for drawings. The following table describes the resource dictionary file names and their corresponding desktop themes. The folder that contains the themes is generally located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\\DesignTools\SystemThemes\wpf, where represents the edition of Visual Studio. The resource dictionaries for the desktop themes are included with your Visual Studio installation. The desktop themes determine which resource dictionary is used. There is no way to replace only part of the visual tree of a control to change the visual tree of a control you must set the Template property of the control to its new and complete ControlTemplate. You can change the structure and appearance of a control by modifying the ControlTemplate of that control. Controls in Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) have a ControlTemplate that contains the visual tree of that control.
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