Solidworks macro writer
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I am looking for a Solidworks macro that:
1- With an open and saved assembly, create a new drawing document template and name the sheet submittal.
2- Add specified dimensions to the drawing.
3- Create a view for each unsuppressed sheet metal component of the assembly outside the sheet boundary.
4- Change the view to flat pattern configuration or create one if it doesn't already exist.
5- Ensure that there is no overlapping geometry between views.
6- Change the layer for each flat pattern to match the material thickness.
7- Create a save folder within the parent folder named “PDF” and “DWG”.
8- Save as .SLDDRW(in parent folder), .PDF(pdf folder but only the submittal sheet), and .DWG(dwg folder) file formats.
A second Solidworks macro that:
1- With an open and saved drawing document, find or create a save folder with the assembly name and configuration name of the active assembly.
2- Find or create a folder within each folder created in the previous step named “PDF '' and one named “DWG”.
3- Save the submittal sheet to the “PDF” folder adding a suffix with the configuration name.
4- Save each sheet after the submittal sheet as individual .DWG files adding a suffix with the configuration name to the “DWG” folder.
5- Change all the views on the drawing document to the next configuration and repeat steps 1-4 until all configurations have been processed in this manner.
1- With an open and saved assembly, create a new drawing document template and name the sheet submittal.
2- Add specified dimensions to the drawing.
3- Create a view for each unsuppressed sheet metal component of the assembly outside the sheet boundary.
4- Change the view to flat pattern configuration or create one if it doesn't already exist.
5- Ensure that there is no overlapping geometry between views.
6- Change the layer for each flat pattern to match the material thickness.
7- Create a save folder within the parent folder named “PDF” and “DWG”.
8- Save as .SLDDRW(in parent folder), .PDF(pdf folder but only the submittal sheet), and .DWG(dwg folder) file formats.
A second Solidworks macro that:
1- With an open and saved drawing document, find or create a save folder with the assembly name and configuration name of the active assembly.
2- Find or create a folder within each folder created in the previous step named “PDF '' and one named “DWG”.
3- Save the submittal sheet to the “PDF” folder adding a suffix with the configuration name.
4- Save each sheet after the submittal sheet as individual .DWG files adding a suffix with the configuration name to the “DWG” folder.
5- Change all the views on the drawing document to the next configuration and repeat steps 1-4 until all configurations have been processed in this manner.