In SolidWorks 2014, the
ability to apply configurations to equations and global variables is enhanced.
You can configure equations and global variables in the same way as you
configure dimensions. Previously, you could only configure equations and global
variables by suppressing or unsuppressing them in selected configurations. Now
you can create variations of equations and global variables, and apply them to configurations
using the Equations and Modify dialog boxes. You can also configure equations
and global variables in design tables and in various PropertyManagers for parts
and assembly features. You can then edit the equation and assign it to
different configurations using the Equation or Modify dialog boxes. You can
also specify a different unit of measurement for each configuration. You cannot
use configurable equations and suppression/unsuppression in the same model.
Red Box- You can select a
specific configuration for which you want to see the equations.
Blue Box- You can select
if you want an equation for just this configuration, all configurations or can
select specific configurations.
Green Box- You can
select a Sketch Equation view filter.
If you
created a model with SolidWorks 2013 or an earlier version, you must remove all
suppressed and unsuppressed equations and global variables, before adding
configurable equations and global variables. You must also remove design
tables, then save and re-open the document file with SolidWorks 2014.
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