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Adding custom parts to solidworks toolbox
Adding custom parts to solidworks toolbox











  1. ADDING CUSTOM PARTS TO SOLIDWORKS TOOLBOX HOW TO
  2. ADDING CUSTOM PARTS TO SOLIDWORKS TOOLBOX UPDATE

The List box will give the user a list to choose from, such as a list of the people approving a drawing (Figure E:7).

ADDING CUSTOM PARTS TO SOLIDWORKS TOOLBOX UPDATE

Choose what custom property this box will update (Figure D:4), the value (Figure D:5), and if it is for all configurations or a specific configuration (Figure D:6). The custom property values are established in the Custom Property Attributes area. Then, in the right-hand column under Caption (Figure D:3), the text box can be renamed to best describe this attribute. Drag and drop the text box from the left-hand column into the Groupbox (Figure C:2). The text box is the easiest way to provide the needed information for the property. To use one of these boxes, drag and drop them into the Groupbox. In the left-hand column, there are six different types of data entry boxes provided. Groupbox can be renamed to best describe what will be listed in this property (Figure C:1). The Groupbox is a way to keep information organized and together. Once the application is started you will get a representation of Tab as it will show in SOLIDWORKS and has the first Groupbox. The type of dialog is selected by changing the TYPE in the Control Attributes. There are four file types you can save PRTPRP for PARTS, ASMPRP for ASSEMBLIES, DRWPRP for DRAWINGS, and WLDPRP for WELDMENT PARTS. As an example, you might want different text boxes to show based on the selected radio button. Radio: Radio buttons allow you to define a selection of up to three predefined values that can be used to show or hide elements in the dialog. Number: A number box accepts only number inputs to store as a property.Ĭheckbox: With a checkbox, you can have the user select between two predefined values to place as a property. List: List boxes present users with a list of predefined values that once selected will be stored as a property. Textbox: This item accepts free-form text and stores it as an associated property. For example, you can place part information such as Part Numbers, Article Numbers, and Descriptions into a Groupbox and material information like Material, Finish, and Weight into another Groupbox. Groupbox: The Groupbox is essentially a container that allows you to group the other items. The Property Tab Builder application is launched by going to the Start Menu>All Programs>SOLIDWORKS Tools 2020.

ADDING CUSTOM PARTS TO SOLIDWORKS TOOLBOX HOW TO

How to Launch the Custom Property Tab Builder Custom properties are used to fill out information in areas like the title block and the bill of materials. With the Property Tab Builder, you can make sure that all parts/assemblies have their important custom properties. The Property Tab Builder is one such tool. Modifying the properties on out of the box parts, can severely effect the way Toolbox files are managed by the software.SOLIDWORKSoffers many options for making drawings and features uniform across a company. It is recommended that this process is only used on Toolbox parts that you have created copies of and not on the out of the box parts. This can be done on a file or a folder basis, be careful when you select add files or add Directories and make sure you select only the files/folders that you are sure you want to change the properties on. From there run “ sldsetdocprop.exe“, add any Toolbox files the user wishes to disable the flag in, set the Property State to “No”, and click Apply.

adding custom parts to solidworks toolbox

Go into the SolidWorks installation folder (normally “ C:\SolidWorks Corp\SolidWorks\“) then open the “ Toolbox” folder and then “ Data Utilities” folder.

adding custom parts to solidworks toolbox adding custom parts to solidworks toolbox

I want to use a toolbox component and modify it to being a custom part, how do you disable the Toolbox flag in a Toolbox part file in order to fully disassociate it from Toolbox?













Adding custom parts to solidworks toolbox