Managing large drawing sets in SOLIDWORKS often means working with inconsistent or outdated sheet formats. Whether due to legacy templates, changes in company standards, or
If you’re developing custom add-ins or commands for SOLIDWORKS PDM, you may want to improve the user experience by organizing your commands into submenus. Fortunately,
When working with the SOLIDWORKS PDM API, it’s important to understand how the system handles state and caching. One frequently misunderstood property is IEdmFile5::IsLocked. While
💡 Complete Code Example Available on GitHub:https://github.com/BlueByteSystemsInc/SW_API_Tips_Tricks/tree/master/ReportProgress When working with the SOLIDWORKS API, it’s common to encounter operations that take significant time—such as traversing large
SOLIDWORKS PDM handles file renaming operations extremely well, thanks to its robust reference-tracking system and intelligent internal mapping of file relationships. However, large-scale renaming projects
When making numerous calls to the same operation in SOLIDWORKS PDM, the batch interfaces (e.g., IEdmBatchAdd2, IEdmBatchChangeState5) are designed to maximize efficiency and performance. Here’s