compare 2 configuration

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by sssjonnie, Nov 16, 2005.

  1. sssjonnie

    sssjonnie Guest

    Hello,

    Anybody an idea how to compare 2 configuration in file file with each
    other?

    I would like to transfer the changes made in one configuration into
    another one without deleting and renaming.

    I could not find it. Is it possible?

    Johnny
     
    sssjonnie, Nov 16, 2005
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  2. sssjonnie

    Muggs Guest

    Hey Johnny,

    Search this NG for a thread called "Creating a golf ball".
    There was some good discussion.

    Muggs
     
    Muggs, Nov 16, 2005
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  3. sssjonnie

    sssjonnie Guest

    ??
    What do yuo mean? I don't see the relevance on this subject with the
    golf ball issue.
     
    sssjonnie, Nov 16, 2005
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  4. sssjonnie

    Muggs Guest

    Well, that's because I'm an idiot and replied to the wrong post.
    Does that help?

    Muggs
     
    Muggs, Nov 16, 2005
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  5. sssjonnie

    Areva Guest

    Johnny

    How about saving a copy of the configuration under a different name and
    then inserting the original configuration and the copy into a new
    assembly, superimposing one above the other for comparison.

    Eddy
     
    Areva, Nov 16, 2005
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  6. sssjonnie

    John Layne Guest

    You could save one configuration under a different name and then use
    SolidWorks "Utilities" to compare the geometry. SolidWorks "Utilities"
    comes with office.

    If you don't have office save one configuration as different name and
    then put both into an assembly and make either or transparent.

    Thirdly I have a macro somewhere that compares dimensions between
    different configs and puts the dimension names and their values that are
    different into an Excel spreadsheet. It does have a rather dangerous
    button that sets all dimensions to be equal to the first config in the
    list. Email me if want a copy, I'll try to find it I haven't used it in
    a year or so.

    John Layne
    www.solidengineering.co.nz
     
    John Layne, Nov 16, 2005
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