When developing SOLIDWORKS macros and add-ins, performance optimization is crucial. Slow execution times can frustrate users and reduce productivity, especially when automating complex operations. Fortunately,
When writing an add-in for SOLIDWORKS PDM, it is essential to consider compatibility across different versions of the software. Some API calls introduced in newer
Your add-ins consist of DLL files. Each time an application like Explorer.exe logs into PDM, it loads those files into the application’s session, increasing startup
TLDR: You can download the Tetris game by providing your email address. Here are the instructions to play: In this article, we’re diving into how
The IEdmDictionary5 interface in the SOLIDWORKS PDM API provides a convenient and secure way to store and retrieve settings. These settings can be specific to
In SOLIDWORKS PDM, normal add-ins can cancel specific event poCmd.Cancel = 1 in OnCmd method provided you subscribe to the right hooks in the GetAddInInfo
