Solidworks Parametric Design - Equation #241130

Nov 30, 2024#机械设计 #Solidworks8

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The document explains how to access and utilize the equation interface in SW (SolidWorks). 1. **Accessing the Equation Interface**: - Method 1: Use the Tools menu. - Method 2: Access it through the design tree. 2. **Using Global Variables**: - Create a global variable named "Length" with a value of 100. - Create another global variable "Width" set to a current dimension of 75. - Link dimensions to global variables. - Create a global variable "Diameter" defined as "Width/2" and link it to a sketch dimension. - Add global variables for measurements and file properties, which will appear in the design tree. - Link to external files to modify model dimensions.

How to open the equation interface in SW

Method 1: Tools --> Equation

Method 2: Call out the hidden equation through the design tree (as shown in the figure below)

Equation interface: Create a global variable "Length" and set the value to 100.

How to use global variables in equations

Situation 1: Create a global variable named "Width" based on the value, with the variable value specified as the current size 75.

Situation 2: Set a certain size to the value specified by a global variable parameter, for example, as shown in the figure below, specified as "Length".

Situation 3: Link a certain size to a global variable.

Situation 4: Create a global variable "Diameter" and set the equation to "Width/2", and set the value of "D1@Sketch1" to "Diameter". Check the auto-rebuild option, modify the value, and you can change the model. (If not auto-rebuilding, you can manually rebuild it; the shortcut key is Ctrl+B)

Situation 5: You can add global variables for "Measurements" and file properties. Displayed in the design tree.

Situation 6: Link to external files, modifying the model size by changing the external file.