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Thanks NTME, I actually did exactly what you said. I contacted my local Solidworks tech and he guided me through it. I am pretty proficient in excel so this makes it extremely easy now that I understand it a little better

Thank you Shaggy, that's a huge time saver

again, sorry that file was old. here's the updated one with a couple of configurations.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=b4854ab1-7a52-4b21-96e3-b9fc0675e26f&file=square_to_round.SLDPRT

Sorry bad example... here's a better file for what I'm trying to do. It's the fitting then a collar on the top. I also have an elbow drawing that has 3 bodies if you want to see that.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=5057aba8-6d99-4951-88c0-07e58ac8c1b0&file=square_to_round.SLDPRT

well it's a no-go unsupressing it. Trying to learn to macro on the fly and there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of documentation that I can find. Anyone know of a good resource for learning to make a macro for SW?

Limey got what I was trying to say. I'll try unsupressing the flat pattern and see what happens.

Thanks Dustin, I ran it through the part file. It does output multiple configurations but only one flat from each configuration. I'll upload an example file.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=1813e8bd-50c3-4f72-abb2-07283e199a2c&file=transition.SLDPRT

Hi all, I've been struggling with this project all week, so hopefully I can figure this out and be done with it. I'm trying to export dxf files from a sheet metal part. each part has 2-4 flat patterns and a bunch of configurations. Frankly, the dxf export utility in solidworks is awful, it...

thank you guys, for now I just used sldwkmin's suggestion, but I will definitely look into setting up driveworks for this.

Thanks Cole, That would work great, only all it lets me do is change the file name and not any of the dimensions/features etc.

Hi everyone, I'm pretty new to the forums and solidworks and was wondering if i could get a little help. Basically what I'm trying to do is make ductwork in solidworks with the right seams/connectors etc. which is easy enough, but time consuming when I am handed 20 fittings in the morning...