Este módulo describe la publicación y el consumo de archivos PDF 3D y archivos de eDrawings. Agregue propiedades personalizadas y campos de texto. Publique una pieza en un PDF 3D. Publique un ensamblaje en un archivo PDF 3D y en un archivo de eDrawings. Ajuste el tamaño de las anotaciones DimXpert antes de publicar en un PDF 3D. Investigue archivos PDF 3D y archivos de eDrawings.
Este módulo explica cómo utilizar el Esquema de acotación automática. Defina piezas prismáticas y torneadas. Utilice el Esquema de acotación automática para aplicar tolerancias negativas y positivas. Utilice el Esquema de acotación automática para aplicar tolerancias geométricas. Reasigne la información de fabricación y producto (PMI) a nuevas vistas de anotación.
Descubra funciones de PDF 3D más avanzadas, con las que es posible comunicar con claridad la intención del diseño 3D a las fases de producción posteriores, que quizás no dispongan de SOLIDWORKS. Adjunte archivos STEP o SOLIDWORKS a archivos de PDF 3D con el programa Adobe Reader gratuito. Inserte varias hojas. Inserte varias áreas de visualización. Inserte varias tablas. Muestre modos de ilustración y contorno de sólidos. Muestre tablas y notas planas con respecto a la pantalla. Adjunte archivos a PDF 3D con el programa Adobe Reader gratuito.
Cree y utilice una plantilla de especificación de recorrido personalizada con el Routing Library Manager. Especifique el tamaño y la planificación de los segmentos de tubería. Seleccione tuberías y acodados en la base de datos de tuberías y tubos. Inserte los componentes del recorrido con plantillas de especificación de recorrido.
Edite un recorrido de tuberías con respecto a la geometría de la tubería (ya sea la línea constructiva o una superficie externa). También pueden agregarse envolturas a las tuberías. Cree un recorrido con respecto a una superficie existente. Agregue envolturas a las tuberías. Cambie el punto donde se asignan las cotas con respecto a la tubería (línea constructiva o superficie externa).
Understand the components of SOLIDWORKS PDM Standard, the role of each component, and how the components interact with each other. These components include: Microsoft® SQL Server® Express. SOLIDWORKS PDM Database Server. SOLIDWORKS PDM Archive Server. The three SOLIDWORKS PDM Client types.
Learn how to a create SOLIDWORKS PDM Standard vault and setup a local client view. Create and configure a SOLIDWORKS PDM Standard vault. Setup a local client view connection to the newly created vault.
Understand how to validate a newly created PDM vault by performing standard PDM operations. Add and share files and folders via the Windows Explorer vault view. Version a SOLIDWORKS part file and transition through a workflow to release.
Understand the steps to perform as complete backup of PDM. Use Microsoft® SQL Server® Management Studio to backup PDM vault databases. Use the SOLIDWORKS PDM Archive Server configuration tool to backup vault user credentials. Locate and backup the vaults file archives.
Understand how to install and configure the components of SOLIDWORKS PDM Standard. Install and configure Microsoft® SQL Server® Express. Install Microsoft® SQL Server® Management Studio. Install the SOLIDWORKS PDM Database Server. Install the SOLIDWORKS PDM Archive Server. Install the SOLIDWORKS PDM CAD Editor client.
This lesson contains exercises so you can improve your proficiency with Sketching before taking the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam.
Repase estos exámenes prácticos como preparación para el examen CSWA. Explore la parte del modelado de piezas del examen CSWA. Explore la parte del modelado de ensamblaje del examen CSWA.
This lesson contains exercises so you can improve your proficiency with Features and Parts before taking the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam. There are 12 practice exercises for Features and Parts so this is the first of two lessons containing these exercises.
This lesson contains exercises so you can improve your proficiency with Features and Parts before taking the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam. There are 12 practice exercises for Features and Parts so this is the second of two lessons containing these exercises.
This lesson contains exercises so you can improve your proficiency with Assemblies before taking the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam.
This lesson contains exercises so you can improve your proficiency with Additional Tools before taking the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam. The additional tools include reference geometry, configurations, making changes to a model, and more. There are 10 practice exercises for Additional Tools so this is the second of two lessons containing these exercises.
This lesson contains exercises so you can improve your proficiency with Additional Tools before taking the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam. The additional tools include reference geometry, configurations, making changes to a model, and more. There are 10 practice exercises for Additional Tools so this is the second of two lessons containing these exercises.
This learning path contains exercises so you can improve your proficiency with the SOLIDWORKS CAD software before taking the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam. We offer over 30 practice exercises in areas such as Sketching, Features and Parts, Assemblies, and Additional Tools. TIP: For best results, be sure to complete the CSWA Exam Prep Course before attempting these practice exercises.
Automate the conversion of imported part geometry into a SOLIDWORKS feature-based, parametric model. Open an imported data file in SOLIDWORKS. Use the Import Diagnostics tool to repair imported geometry. View the FeatureWorks options. Use the Automatic feature Recognition Mode. Map the features to the part model. Guide the Automatic Recognition Mode for the best results.
Control the conversion of imported part geometry into a SOLIDWORKS feature-based parametric model by converting specific features interactively. Interactively convert feature types. Convert features types that cannot be used with automated methods. Recognize multiple similar features at the same time. Re-recognize geometry and change it to a different type. Add patterns from the list of recognized features.
Use Volume features to recognize geometry that does not match any other feature type. The volume feature can be replaced with a standard SOLIDWORKS feature. Recognize volume features. Recognize boss and cut revolve features. Use the Up To Face option with cut extrudes. Replace volume features with standard cut features. Edit the mapped features.
Convert imported sheet metal part geometry into SOLIDWORKS feature-based, sheet metal, parametric models. Recognize common sheet metal features such as Base Flanges and Sketched Bends. Flatten the result to view the flat pattern. Use a hybrid approach combining the automatic and interactive methods.
Convert imported assembly and multibody geometry into SOLIDWORKS feature-based, parametric models. Recognize imported assembly geometry as multiple parts. Use Edit Feature to recognize only selected features from the part. Use child features to recognize multiple features with a single selection.
