So I'm new to SWX and come from the IV world. I was wondering if someone could give me the equivalent SWX command to that in IV? I do searches but because the terminology is different I find myself having trouble finding them. Also there's a few features I've seen in various videos I'm having trouble finding how to add to my interface.
A. Adaptive and or Flexible assy.
B. How do I get to the list of parameters and their formulas?
C. iMates
D. iAssy's
E. iParts
F. FDS assets
G. How do I get the surface tab as part of the Features tab and not a standalone menu?
H. Insert constraint. It's technically a surface mate constraint and axis mate constraint rolled into one but is a nice feature.
I. Is there a selection wheel? All I've found is the select other option which I find somewhat less preferable.
J. How do I get the feature wheel option to show? I've seen this in videos and it looks nice.
K. Where can I find a list of the shortcuts keys?
L. Why do I see a constraint option only sometimes and usually only for a split second. I typically need to select items>right-click> pray the options to add constraints shows up. Often with sketch constraints and lots of other items like hide/show I will see the option but the second I move my cursor to the option the box disappears.
M. Adaptive parts.
N. FDS connectors
Welcome to the forum. I'll help where I can.
A. See #1 at Frequently Asked Forum Questions
G. Right-click on the gray area at the very top of your monitor and choose "Customize" from the drop-down. You can drag any command you want from there onto any tab. (I have several Weldment commands on my Features tab.)
I. and J. Do you mean Mouse Gestures?
If yes, set your options for each SW file type again by going to "Customize" and then to the Mouse Gestures tab. And you activate Mouse Gestures by right-clicking and dragging a short distance.
K. "Customize" again, and the Keyboard tab. Click at the top of the column to get a list of the default shortcuts, but you can customize them to suit you.
L. By "constraints" I assume you're referring to sketch relations? If so, Ctrl+select the entities you want to apply the relations to and then release Ctrl to get the relations toolbar.
I could probably help with more of your questions, but I'm not familiar with some of the terms. If you don't get answers from someone else please explain further and I'll try to help more.