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Public discussion by Chris Williams, posted courtesy of Vuuch.
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How do you change the color of a single surface in a part file? I am modeling an assembly in a single part just to get an idea of what I want to do. I want to color surfaces to define parts. |
Public discussion by Chris Williams, posted courtesy of Vuuch.
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I’m working on a design for a new custom hardtail bagger and it looks like I will use these bags from Redneck Engineering (http://www.redneckengineering.com/bad_ass_bagger.htm). I started with the idea to use the Redneck bagger kit but have moved onto a different idea. The plan now is to use the Joker frame from American Motor Cycle (http://highly-dangerous.com/index3.htm) and turn it into a bagger. I put up a site at http://www.hardtailbagger.com where you can follow the entire process. My Proe skills are better than my SW skills which creates a problem. All the CAD parts I get are in SW. But my conceptual model is in Proe. Proe has this great feature, merge by referance. What it allows you to do is create a single part that represents the finished product. Then you merge this into other part files for each part and cut away what you do not want. What is cool is as you change that concpet part each specific part then changes. I should create a little video about this. I would love to know if there is a way to do this in SW? |
Public discussion by Chris Williams, posted courtesy of Vuuch.
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I am working on a mold for a fiberglass part and in the next feature I create I want to select edges of the model to be part of that feature. How do you do this? In Proe what I would do is say select edge while making my feature and model geometry becomes part of the sketch for the feature. I cannot seem to figure out how to do this in SW. |
Beta help! We need people who are brave, want to be more productive and use SolidWorks to use the new Vuuch beta. The feedback we are getting is great. We want people to use the beta and tell us what new features are needed. You can download the add-in at http://www.vuuch.com/download/solidworks. Ben thanks for letting me post this here.
Public discussion by Chris Williams, posted courtesy of Vuuch.
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Wanted to test if the public discussions at vuuch.net were being fed to herd.solidworksheard.com. |
why should I use Solidworks over Proe?
just looking around for now
