Guest0527211403
Mechanical
- Apr 24, 2004
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Hi Folks,
I work on assemblies of automation systems where we generate configurations of the various "states" of the various axes.
As part of our design review process I often generate images from a single viewpoint of the assembly in various states, so we can "jog" through the process with management and other engineers, typically in a powerpoint presentation.
As we change the assembly, I often have to update my slides to reflect the latest version. What I presently do is switch to that configuration and take a screenshot (macro for the screenshot), then paste into my powerpoint. It's a pretty tedious process and I'd like to automate it somehow.
I'm looking for a method or technique where I can tell Solidworks to generate an image of each of my configurations at a given orientation, and save these images to a folder with incremented file names.
Is this something that's exclusively in the domain of VB scripting, or is there another tool or technique I could use to generate these images?
Thanks in advance!
I work on assemblies of automation systems where we generate configurations of the various "states" of the various axes.
As part of our design review process I often generate images from a single viewpoint of the assembly in various states, so we can "jog" through the process with management and other engineers, typically in a powerpoint presentation.
As we change the assembly, I often have to update my slides to reflect the latest version. What I presently do is switch to that configuration and take a screenshot (macro for the screenshot), then paste into my powerpoint. It's a pretty tedious process and I'd like to automate it somehow.
I'm looking for a method or technique where I can tell Solidworks to generate an image of each of my configurations at a given orientation, and save these images to a folder with incremented file names.
Is this something that's exclusively in the domain of VB scripting, or is there another tool or technique I could use to generate these images?
Thanks in advance!