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A very useful video, thank you. Also very nice presentation - i really like fast talkers, it makes listening easier. Although the Dropbox message was really distracting
Thanks a ton for the video. Actually i was searching for this setting for long, wonder if you could help. When you hover your cursor over a command or tool a soft description window appears automatically describing the name of the tool etc. that setting is off on my Solidworks and am unable to find it. Thanks.
Anurag Shakya thanks for the feedback, glad you liked it. What you are looking for are tooltips. There is a setting to turn these on from the customize settings. Click the drop down arrow next to the gear icon at the top of the interface and click “customize...” Make sure the check mark is enabled on the “shot tool tips” option found on the first tab called “Toolbars.”
If someone moved to solidworks from other software they work like knife in the butter smooth. Think the vice versa case moving from solidworks to CATIA . They will be fucked by the Beast CATIA.
This is showing an alternative way to use commands. By default you can use a command many times until you "exit" the command - meaning you can sketch 100 circles all within the circle command before you exit the command typically by hitting escape. But with this option turned on (single command per pick) you will only be able to use the command once and it will automatically exit the command. In other words you sketch one circle and the circle command is automatically turned off.Hope that helps
Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!
TABLE OF CONTENT
00:00 0 - Introduction
01:08 1 - Options Search
02:00 2 - Repeat Last Command
02:34 3 - Force Rebuilt
03:41 4 - Reference Planes
05:00 5 - Recent Files
06:07 6 - Reload
06:56 7 - Context Menu
07:58 8 - Shorcuts Bars
09:06 9 - Command Search
10:24 10 - D Key
12:01 11 - Selection
13:16 12 - Customizing
14:46 13 - Save SOLIDWORKS Settings
16:10 14 - Browse Open Documents
16:58 15 - Filtering the FeatureManager
18:02 16 - Flat Tree View
18:57 17 - Collapse Tree
19:54 18 - Folders in the Tree
20:32 19 - Nuggets in the Tree
22:13 20 - Custom Views
23:26 21 - Rotate About Entity
24:18 22 - Zoom to Fit
24:59 23 - Normal To
26:03 24 - Zoom to Selection
27:02 25 - Rotate About Scene Floor
28:15 26 - Reference Triad
29:23 27 - Sketch Relations
30:15 28 - Window & Lasso Select
31:26 29 - Disable Autorelations
32:20 30 - Power Trim
33:20 31 - Dimension to Tangency
34:55 32 - Create a Sketch on Model Edge
36:08 33 - Fully Define Sketch
36:53 34 - Change Sketch Type Options
37:58 35 - Horizontal & Vertical Relations
39:36 36 - Create One Line
40:33 37 - Arc Dimension
41:06 38 - Close Sketch to Model
42:12 39 - SketchXpert
43:14 40 - The Biad
44:15 41 - Spin Box Increments
45:49 42 - Single Command Per Pick
46:39 43 - Pierce v Coincident
47:42 44 - Override Dims on Drag/Move
48:19 45 - Derived Sketch
49:29 46 - Reset Dragging
50:20 47 - Performance Evaluation
51:21 48 - Feature Freeze
52:26 49 - Quick up to Surface
52:58 50 - Dynamically Load FeatureWorks
53:56 51 - Split Line
53:44 52 - Width Mate
55:32 53 - Hide & Show Components
56:05 54 - Rotate Components
56:33 55 - Assembly Visualization
57:18 56 - Open Top Level Assembly
57:48 57 - Ctrl + Drag to Copy
58:12 58 - Shift + Select Transparent Geometry
58:48 59 - Isolate & Display States
59:25 60 - Magnifying Glass
Marco Rodríguez awesome!
Hi I'm from Trinidad 👍. Well stephen, God has put you earth for a reason which is to teach great lesson on solidworks in every season. Please keep making more videos done stop. U are teaching well from button to top🙌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👑
Hey! Thanks so much for this video!
you just saved millions of lives man., salute !!
Love the fast paced format. Thanks
A satisfactory video. Thumbs up !
Totally worth watching for an hour.
Learned a lot of things which would have taken so much of time to learn on my own.
Thanks for sharing it with us.
I attended at SWW2018.That's useful technic for SOLIDWORKS User.Thank you
It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.
Woah, great video mate!
Really these 60 minutes ! you can learn them through decades. Really great video ! thumbs up !
Thanks!
truly save lots of time for me, many thanks
tips are useful, thanks for your sharing!
I learnt a lot, thank you for share!!!
Thanks so much for this, so many things in here that I never thought I needed but will probably be very useful for me.
Thanks! Glad you found some useful tips
thank you for the level up in experience and skills
Amazing video man! Learnt a lot of things i didnt know and the things i dint know how i did :D
i really apreciate your help with dowloanding this software
very useful, thank you!
It was really helpful thanks for sharing this video
Great! Thanks a lot!
Анастасия Карцева thanks!
i love u so much bro, thanks very much
Thanks a lot !!
Nice now I'm a CSWE.
🎯 Bang on target
Thanks, bro..
great, thanks
Great lesson
very useful thank you
Amazing bud!
saim naidu thanks for that!
I feel like I can conquer the world now!
Bravo..
The link is broken for the pdf. Would love to get my hands on that handout.
Rotate about scene floor. Is there a way to enable it on the fly through a shortcut? Like CTRL+SHIFT+middle mouse button and drag?
Nice tutorialiii
The links to the handout are not working. Would love to get my hands on them, thanks.
respect
Hi, thanks for the 60 tips! The link for the pdf version no longer work and i really need the pdf, thanks (:
very useful
A very useful video, thank you. Also very nice presentation - i really like fast talkers, it makes listening easier. Although the Dropbox message was really distracting
superb
Thanx
For once, the software is actually really useful
Thanks a ton for the video. Actually i was searching for this setting for long, wonder if you could help.
When you hover your cursor over a command or tool a soft description window appears automatically describing the name of the tool etc. that setting is off on my Solidworks and am unable to find it.
Thanks.
Anurag Shakya thanks for the feedback, glad you liked it.
What you are looking for are tooltips. There is a setting to turn these on from the customize settings. Click the drop down arrow next to the gear icon at the top of the interface and click “customize...” Make sure the check mark is enabled on the “shot tool tips” option found on the first tab called “Toolbars.”
I think It's best to hit 'D' for smart dimensioning instead of this breadcrumbs thing.
Good point Alejandro! I agree with you. I just make sure to show the default out of the box settings in presentations
100 likes for you.:))
Does anyone have a link for the handout?
My boss's head just exploded. It was worth it. Now let's see if he paid attention.
Let us know!
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If someone moved to solidworks from other software they work like knife in the butter smooth.
Think the vice versa case moving from solidworks to CATIA . They will be fucked by the Beast CATIA.
45:57 i dnt understand this part
This is showing an alternative way to use commands. By default you can use a command many times until you "exit" the command - meaning you can sketch 100 circles all within the circle command before you exit the command typically by hitting escape. But with this option turned on (single command per pick) you will only be able to use the command once and it will automatically exit the command. In other words you sketch one circle and the circle command is automatically turned off.Hope that helps
@@stephenpetrock4420 thanks sir
Poor guy. Someone should have disabled the DropBox notifications for him prior to the start of the presentation. So distracting.
David DeMaria I know right! This was the last time I ever used a conference computer and not my own
If I'd wanna TYPE instead of drawing I'd use AutoCAD ffs!!!
Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!