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Re: If I have a profile with many configuration in the same assembly can I control the same dimension with different ecuation in each configuration from assembly?
SW claims: yes, you can:
2014 What's New in SOLIDWORKS - Configurable Equations
But my experience tells: be careful, this way may lead to unstable result.
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Re: If I have a profile with many configuration in the same assembly can I control the same dimension with different ecuation in each configuration from assembly?
So you recomand not to use it? I have a pretty basic assembly.
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Re: If I have a profile with many configuration in the same assembly can I control the same dimension with different ecuation in each configuration from assembly?
Try to configure your equations. It will be a useful experience but test it carefully and be ready for a negative result.
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Re: If I have a profile with many configuration in the same assembly can I control the same dimension with different ecuation in each configuration from assembly?
Although the idea might sound elegant at first I'm more for the KISS school of design myself if for no other reason that I think true elegance is found in simplicity.
Besides, one does well to keep Murphy's law in mind and I for one don't like to be over a barrel because what did work and should have worked again just .... doesn't while management/client is breathing down your neck.
So If I may paraphrase , it should be used at your own peril.
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Re: If I have a profile with many configuration in the same assembly can I control the same dimension with different ecuation in each configuration from assembly?
But what about the first build doesn't have good practices. I think that should be reworked.
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