REM Remove the SolidWorks Windows Registry keys. REM NOTE: If mulitple versions of SolidWorks are installed on the same machine, edit REM the reg file to add the desired SolidWorks version name. reg DELETE HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Solidworks /f reg DELETE HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SRAC /f reg DELETE HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\DesignSource /f
Solidworks still responds to my 3D mouse and keyboard commands, and it will allow my to switch between open Solidworks windows if I select one from the Windows taskbar, but it won't recognize any other input from my regular mouse. I also don't seem to be able to open up any other files in Solidworks while this is going on.
Hi everyone! I’m considering buying a laptop with an ARM-based processor, like the Snapdragon Elite X. I’m an enthusiast and would like to know if SolidWorks can run on such architecture. I’m not planning to use it professionally—just for personal projects and learning. Has anyone tried running SolidWorks on an ARM processor, perhaps using emulation or other methods? Any advice or ...
A new Post Processor Library is now available for SOLIDWORKS CAM post processors! These post processors are FREE OF CHARGE and are available to all SOLIDWORKS CAM resellers and end-users. Search filters have been provided to make it easy to search and find the post processor for your specific CNC machine.
The only mention of Reference Sketches is found in the 2020 What's New document: 2020 What's New in SOLIDWORKS - Importing 2D DXF or DWG Files as Reference Sketches. Not really helpful. So, I started digging: 1. The 2D Reference Sketch icon (see Sketch 2 below): 2. RMB on a editable sketch to make it Reference Sketch: 3.
Is there a way in solidworks to create a part from the "void" or "negative" space in a part? For example, if I where to extrude a square into a block and then cut a circular hole through that block, is there a way to have solidwork automatically recognize the cylindrical space within the block and make that a separate part? Ultimately, I'd like to import that new part (of the air space) into ...
