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Streamlining Sheet Metal Exports in Assembly
luk_ramon642
Member Posts: 8 ✭
Hi,
Just a plain question here. I created a configuration Part Studio, and import many variants in one subassembly. What is the most approachable way to export all the sheet metal parts flat pattern to DWG's?
We're talking about around 50-150 instances of one configuration with 2 sheet metal parts, every week.
Thanks in advance,
Luk
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luk_ramon642
Member Posts: 8 ✭
I'm not sure about the context here, but have you tried deriving all the configurations into one Part Studio? There should be an option to check the box "Preserve active sheet metal models".
This way you have all the sheet metal models in de flat view, ready for export.
Good luck!0
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I'm not sure about the context here, but have you tried deriving all the configurations into one Part Studio? There should be an option to check the box "Preserve active sheet metal models".
This way you have all the sheet metal models in de flat view, ready for export.
Good luck!