Exprting View Orientation in SolidWorks...
Exprting View Orientation in SolidWorks...
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I have saved/made a new view in solidworks via orientation window.
I would like to use the same view (i.e. the same orientation) in another file. Is there any way to export this new view to another file?!
I would like to use the same view (i.e. the same orientation) in another file. Is there any way to export this new view to another file?!






RE: Exprting View Orientation in SolidWorks...
RE: Exprting View Orientation in SolidWorks...
A little more detail please.
Chris
SolidWorks 09 SP4.1
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RE: Exprting View Orientation in SolidWorks...
Using the lines in this sketch you can measure the angle off def planes to recreate it in other models.
If you want that same selfometric view in all parts you can save the current part as a template to use from now on and for existing models use Insert Part to show the View for any existing model.
Michael
RE: Exprting View Orientation in SolidWorks...
When you are in part or assembly mode by clicking on "view oriantation" button a small window appears on screen which includes standard views and you can also define your own.
Say you rotate your object on screen and if you are happy with its orientation then you can save it as a new view and call it later on - anytime you want.
the question is: if I have saved a new view in a part, how can I use the same one in another part or assembly file. i.e. I would like to have/export the same view/orientation in anotehr file.
Hope this is clear!
RE: Exprting View Orientation in SolidWorks...
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RE: Exprting View Orientation in SolidWorks...
In existing parts, you will have to add the geometry and plane.