2004 interface thoughts

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by neil, Oct 25, 2003.

  1. neil

    neil Guest

    1) I suppose its a matter of taste but I don't like the new 'Dali' icon
    style-especially as now used on edrawings toolbar and part,assy icons.
    2) I have been thinking that the PM/FM default width is slightly narrow now
    that many things no longer have dialogue boxes-could be say 10mm wider
    -i have to wait for the tooltips to help me identify the red blobs so I can
    use the optical properties options
    -boxes like the physical properties are made for one eye at a time
    anyone else think similar thoughts or are my eyes just getting old?
     
    neil, Oct 25, 2003
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  2. neil

    kellnerp Guest

    This is especially true when using Display/Delete Relations in the sketcher.
    It is nearly impossible to see at a glance the information associated with
    various sketch relations. CATIA has a much better way to drill down into
    relations. They are trying to put 10 pounds of information in a 5 pound
    sack.

    What would be really cool is a fly out SRT (Sketch Relation Tree) that shows
    all pertinent information associated with a sketch relation in a graphical
    way that requires no window scrolling or squinting.
     
    kellnerp, Oct 26, 2003
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  3. neil

    neil Guest

    ProDesktop Express has rollover flyouts that are kinda neat-maybe similar
    ideas could be used within the PM instead of peep hole scroll boxes and keep
    the FM its present width?
     
    neil, Oct 26, 2003
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  4. neil

    Arthur Y-S Guest

    Dale,

    If the icons are not there in the Command Manager (CM) why not add them in?

    For the most part the CM and my hot keys do me well. (ie. I have a hot key
    for some relationships or the hot key to display/delete relationships) I
    have 4 tool bars in it and i rarely find myself having to look for more.
    Granted, it is still taking me a while to get use to it.
     
    Arthur Y-S, Oct 27, 2003
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