Downloaded solidworks files being suppressed?

The Computer-Aided Design ("CAD") files and all associated content posted to this website are created, uploaded, managed and owned by third party users. Each CAD and any associated text, image or data is in no way sponsored by or affiliated with any company, organization or real-world item, product, or good it may purport to portray. Select the feature in the FeatureManager design tree, or select a face of the feature in the graphics area. To select multiple features, hold down Ctrl as you select. Do one of the following: Click Suppress on the Features toolbar. (In parts with multiple configurations, applies to only the current configuration.).  · Here is what the issue likely is. The files were probably generated in a newer version of solidworks and wont be able to be opened by your version. You will likely need have someone turn those files into step. or iges. files so you can open them.

If you need to uninstall SOLIDWORKS, this guide walks through the entire process including preparing your machine and uninstalling Windows items, SOLIDWORKS items, SOLIDWORKS prerequisites, and www.doorway.ru's get started. * Disclaimer: This document assumes that SOLIDWORKS was originally installed using the default www.doorway.ru our installation location for SOLIDWORKS differs, please adjust the. Suppress and Unsuppress Features. When you suppress a feature, it is removed from the model (but not deleted). The feature disappears from the model view and is shown in gray in the FeatureManager design tree. If the feature has child features, the child features are also suppressed. See Parent and Child Relations. To suppress a feature. One tool that I think gets overlooked for it abilities is the Defeature tool, which was introduced in SolidWorks and has the ability to remove details from part or assembly files.. Where I find this tool especially useful is on parts that I download from customers or websites like 3D ContentCentral because many time files come in as assemblies with multiple levels of sub-assemblies and.

Opening Via The Recent History List. The last hidden trick when opening files is to use the SOLIDWORKS hotkey R to bring up the graphical Recent History dialog. When you hover over a picture, double arrows will appear in the lower right corner. Click on the double arrows (where the red arrow is pointing below). Reduce edges on parts. Reduce parts that are loaded. You do this and then combine them into a simplified configuration and you’re already seeing improvements. Save as Part. I love this one. I bet there are a lot of sub-assemblies you reuse. In SolidWorks, you can open an assembly and select File, Save as, SolidWorks Part. Once we download and dig into this file we see that this downloads as an assembly made up of 4 parts. Each of the parts have all the SOLIDWORKS features in them. Over all this set of files needs the most work to make this into a file we would want to store in our library.