SolidWorks Greenhorn

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by RayDOsity, Jun 1, 2006.

  1. RayDOsity

    RayDOsity Guest

    I've just built 10 parts and all of them seem to be fully defined, but I've
    noticed that all my drawings show "Under Defined" "Editing Sheet 1" on the
    status bar even though I've got them dimensioned and saved. What could be
    causing this? Several of the parts are round and have identical bearing
    pockets on both faces. Is it enough to dimension one and add TYP. or BOTH
    SIDES to the dimension text or does SW insist that both features be fully
    dimensioned? Obviously I dimensioned them in the part file.

    Mike
     
    RayDOsity, Jun 1, 2006
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  2. The note in the status bar refers to the state of sketch entities in the
    drawing view, not sketches behind model geometry in the drawing view. Just
    ignore it unless you specifically need to have some line, etc fully defined
    in the view. For example, putting in a reference line without fully
    defining its length will show Under Defined, but you may have actually made
    it collinear with the model plane, but not defined its length because you
    don't care.

    WT
     
    Wayne Tiffany, Jun 1, 2006
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  3. RayDOsity

    RayDOsity Guest

    Thanks Wayne. That's what I suspected.

    Mike

     
    RayDOsity, Jun 1, 2006
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