- #3DVIA COMPOSER PROGRAMMING GUIDE HOW TO#
- #3DVIA COMPOSER PROGRAMMING GUIDE PDF#
- #3DVIA COMPOSER PROGRAMMING GUIDE MANUAL#
#3DVIA COMPOSER PROGRAMMING GUIDE PDF#
Now, if you have SOLIDWORKS model base definitions, we can export that 3D PDF but we can add stuff to it. We'll be showing that PDF and attaching that to our assembly instructions today. All you have to do is open up the model in SOLIDWORKS, do a save as PDF, there's a little checkbox to say yes, save 3D PDF, and you can save a 3D PDF. If you have SOLIDWORKS you can do this today. So, it all starts in SOLIDWORKS, it starts with that 3D CAD creating those 3D models. Without 3D models, these other two applications, we really can't use them. CAD is where you're going to develop all the 3D design. We break this down into three different programs because - there's SOLIDWORKS CAD and again we don't need that here, but it does help if you want to make changes to things like that and then there's Composer, and then there's Visualize. But really the concept is what I just really want to get off there. I'm gonna be covering quite a bit today, so I'll try to explain this as best as I can. If you haven't taken a look at SOLIDWORKS 2019, it is available and both these programs have great enhancements this year. For Visualize you can actually do ten times faster rendering. What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2019īefore we get started, two things, I just want to call it here, just what's new 2019, we got service pack zero, right now we're waiting for service pack one, and for Composer, the PMI data import we now have are just like the top of the list here. So, don't think that you have used these only with SOLIDWORKS, basically, but, if it's in 3D you can get it into either one of these applications and do a ton of stuff with them. They both work with SOLIDWORKS files, of course, but with many other different CAD formats. You don't even have to have SOLIDWORKS installed or even own SOLIDWORKS to use either one of these. Both these applications are not add-ons for SOLIDWORKS, they're actually separate applications, being sold separately. The two programs I'm gonna be covering, they're both SOLIDWORKS applications, SOLIDWORKS Composer, SOLIDWORKS Visualize. The one I'll be showing you today is assembly instructions, but it can be used for many different kinds of publications.
#3DVIA COMPOSER PROGRAMMING GUIDE MANUAL#
This is kind of a new concept when it comes to assembly instructions but don't just pigeonhole there because this setup I'm gonna show you today can be used for maintenance procedures, operations, or any kind of manual that you're gonna be putting together - like an online presence.
#3DVIA COMPOSER PROGRAMMING GUIDE HOW TO#
My name is Scott Woods, I'm the product manager for technical communications suite here, at Hawk Ridge systems, and today I'm gonna go over how to take all those high level features out of Composer and out of Visualize, and use them to create step-by-step assembly instructions. Today's our Webinar Wednesday on how to create a perfect interactive assembly instruction, with SOLIDWORKS Composer and Visualize. Hi everyone, and thank you for joining us today.
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