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solidworks--cad（Solidworks，CAD） Three, advanced articles, a key to get Its time for tea! You drink, I drink, everybody drinks! You have to go to the bathroom. Dont forget to wash your hands! In the first two chapters, we have discussed the transformation problem. This one involves a small amount of specific transformations, but introduces another useful tool for Solidworks -- macros. In fact, other Solidworks operations can be so simplified. Do you think each conversion is very complicated, and you need to select it from east to west? Its often easy to save the format, and the annoying mapping file appears every time, waiting for you to change it Lets fix it! 1? Operating in Solidworks: file / save, select Save type is DWG or DXF, click options, output options dialog box, select display mapping each save output again, again. The map setup dialog box is no longer displayed when it is output. 2. Operation in Solidworks: tool / macro operation / recording 3. Repeat the operation of the output DWG file. Then operation: tool / macro operation / stop, macro save as dialog box appears. 4 name save macro. 5 operation: tool / macro operation / edit, select the macro we saved just now. VBA opens the macro. As you can see, the operation we have just performed is to save the open engineering drawings into a aaa.DWG file. If you open the other Solidworks project diagram BBB, and execute the macro, the result will be converted to the DWG file, but the file name is still aaa.dwg, which of course not, well improve it. 6, delete all the code, enter the following code: (copy directly from the web, paste it, guarantee that it will not be wrong) Dim swApp As Object Dim Part As Object Dim Filename As String Dim No As Integer Dim Title As String Sub, main () Set swApp = Application.SldWorks Set Part = swApp.ActiveDoc Filename = Part.GetPathName () No = Len (Filename) Filename = Left (Filename, No - 7) Part.SaveAs2 Filename .DWG, 0, True, False Title = Part.GetTitle Set Part = Nothing Sw