Management of SOLIDWORKS Assembly Files

Discover the power of SOLIDWORKS Pack & Go in our latest video. Learn how Pack & Go can be your superhero in ensuring all components are in the right place. No more broken references or missing files when sharing your assembly outside your organization or relocating it on your hard drive. Follow along as we explore the step-by-step process, from choosing additional reference files to customizing filenames and folder structures. Pack & Go is your go-to tool for hassle-free file organization and seamless assembly sharing.
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[@cadcaetutorial2039]

So perfect this lecture is very nice for beginners students sir

[@cadcaetutorial2039]

Amazing this lecture sir

[@asuanew8240]

Thank you, great tutorial

[@rajchorghe9993]

Very Nice.

[@artmuir4386]

Why is there still no simple way in Solidworks to move - not copy, move - an entire assembly? Pack and Go would be so much more useful if this were an option.

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[@amuir2k]

It’s not a technical issue, it’s a product shortcoming that makes managing large assemblies more difficult. I’ve used Solidworks since 1996, lots of great enhancements since I started, but I’d say file management has taken a step backwards - I could swear the old standalone Solidworks File Explorer could do this.

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