Is there a way to change the functions for the shortcut of right clicking and dragging? I feel like it would be useful to add dimensioning to that and a few other things
@@with-aryan I mean when you hold right click and drag the mouse in a direction and then let go. There are preset functions for what up, down, left, and right do. I think you can change those tho right?
@@ab3040 Those are called Mouse Gestures and you can adjust them again in the customize menu. Go to TOOLS then Customize and then find Mouse Gestures. I think I have a video about it
I went through a full solidworks class at community college. Never learned to this level of detail. From a senior aerospace engineering student, Thank you for being awesome and sharing your knowledge with us!
Thank you. I have created a full course on SolidWorks and we are releasing it in two weeks. Don't forget to sign up for that. www.solidworkstutorials.net/ultimatecourse
Wow, you have a great presentation style and fantastic content - detailed with good explanation of why. Just what I was searching for. Will definitely look through your other videos. Since I just got into SolidWorks for 3D printing, this has been invaluable. Thank you!
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Hi Ryan, Great video. When I use “fully define sketch” to get the automated dimensions, I sometimes get the message that says something like “the sketch has been defined but not fully..”. I then have to hunt for the magic missing dimension to make it fully defined. Is there a way to quickly find the missing dimension or relation to make it fully defined?
Yes there is but what is an "Automated" dimension? Unless you are talking about the drawing mode? You can go to the sketch tab and look for the "Display/Delete Relations" tool up there and click on the small arrow beneath it, and select "Fully define Sketch". This will do the job for you OR it might even push your sketch into an overdefined state in some cases. In those cases, you are better off Diagnosing your sketch manually but going over suspicious entities i.e. lines, arc etc. and try to move them with the drag of your mouse. If they moved, you know where to look.
Dear Sir, Ryan, I am a Student of Solid-works, just to share that apply fix tool works for fully defined but actually when there's no under-defined sketches in drawing/sketching area
Hi, good point. The idea behind this video to fundamentally help beginners understand the importance of fully defining the sketch and how to do it. Later on, they dont have to do it manually.
Thank you for the tutorial but I still don't understand why @6:55 it couldn't make the line vertical. If that line was made vertical, the whole left side would be 11, the right side would be 12 and there would still be a line connecting the top of the two lines.
I have a great webinar that is free and you can watch it here bit.ly/SolidWorksCourseProForBeginners
Is there a way to change the functions for the shortcut of right clicking and dragging?
I feel like it would be useful to add dimensioning to that and a few other things
@@ab3040 dragging is not with right click. but you can change anyshortcuts from the Customize menu
@@with-aryan I mean when you hold right click and drag the mouse in a direction and then let go. There are preset functions for what up, down, left, and right do. I think you can change those tho right?
@@ab3040 Those are called Mouse Gestures and you can adjust them again in the customize menu. Go to TOOLS then Customize and then find Mouse Gestures. I think I have a video about it
@@with-aryan ohok thanks for the help!
I went through a full solidworks class at community college. Never learned to this level of detail. From a senior aerospace engineering student, Thank you for being awesome and sharing your knowledge with us!
Thank you. I have created a full course on SolidWorks and we are releasing it in two weeks. Don't forget to sign up for that. www.solidworkstutorials.net/ultimatecourse
Wow, you have a great presentation style and fantastic content - detailed with good explanation of why. Just what I was searching for. Will definitely look through your other videos. Since I just got into SolidWorks for 3D printing, this has been invaluable. Thank you!
thanks. Enjoy them
No worries, I found the answere , My override dimentions on drag/move was checked in system options. Keep up the GREAT work
Excellent!
LOL. Best intro of Solidworks tutorials!
Thank You for this Valuable Video. More Blessings to you and your Channel!🤗🤗🤗
Thanks sir, this video make me easier to learn solidworks
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i couldn't make “fully defined” by manually, have been trying a lot since mornign
on what sketch and why?
Hi Ryan,
Great video. When I use “fully define sketch” to get the automated dimensions, I sometimes get the message that says something like “the sketch has been defined but not fully..”. I then have to hunt for the magic missing dimension to make it fully defined. Is there a way to quickly find the missing dimension or relation to make it fully defined?
Yes there is but what is an "Automated" dimension? Unless you are talking about the drawing mode?
You can go to the sketch tab and look for the "Display/Delete Relations" tool up there and click on the small arrow beneath it, and select "Fully define Sketch". This will do the job for you OR it might even push your sketch into an overdefined state in some cases. In those cases, you are better off Diagnosing your sketch manually but going over suspicious entities i.e. lines, arc etc. and try to move them with the drag of your mouse. If they moved, you know where to look.
even if i draw line from origin it is not constraining(giving it's dimension too) in solidworks
Should I change any settings
go to settings, search for SNAP and check all your napping options
thank you
you are welcome
Dear Sir, Ryan, I am a Student of Solid-works, just to share that apply fix tool works for fully defined but actually when there's no under-defined sketches in drawing/sketching area
Hi, good point. The idea behind this video to fundamentally help beginners understand the importance of fully defining the sketch and how to do it. Later on, they dont have to do it manually.
Thank you for the tutorial but I still don't understand why @6:55 it couldn't make the line vertical. If that line was made vertical, the whole left side would be 11, the right side would be 12 and there would still be a line connecting the top of the two lines.
i applied it to that inclinded line. therefore, it couldn't be vertical
display delete relations doesn't have that option maybe my solid works too old for that feature
what version are you using?
None of my teachers told me that extremely useful button, thx a lot!!!
Happy to help!
Hi Ryan can you help me please. My sketch is fully defined but can still drag sizes... WHY ??
Looks like your issue has been resolved.
hahahhahhha the intro is funny. ty bro love this videos
That intro was so funny !
Great intro
Thanks man
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Thanks
Thanks...
Make a detail video on surface modelling
basics?
@@with-aryan yes.
I learn Extrude boss from your video but know i want to learn all basic tools.can u help me ?
@@mohammedumar6779 i'll try
good
Make a video about the "Fix".
There won't be too much to cover bro. Fix can be used any time as long as you know what you are doing. I would recommend not to start with it tho
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Sheet metal design course teach
Will upload soon
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annoying intro but the rest of the video is good
glad I saved the day at the end
thank you
You're welcome