How SOLIDWORKS replaces with parts of the same name

3 ways. 1. After changing the name, click File Replacement, browse to the file location and click Replace, and then save.

2. After you open the assembly, the file will move the location, and you can specify the file location and save it after opening.

3. You open the assembly, if you are not prompted to specify the file location, or you don't want to re-designate, click N to cancel, the parts after entering the assembly are lost, you close the assembly and do not save, move the moved file back to the original position, and then open the assembly.

For example, if you want to change part 1 to part 2, click part 1 under the design tree of the assembly, (check, specify the part to be operated) and then click the window toolbar file Replace to enter the replacement interface, and then specify the path to replace part 2 according to the prompt operation, and choose whether to replace all or single, and whether to keep the fit, after the replacement may be incorrectRegardless of the fact that you are sure to modify the fit, most of the faces are missing, and the fit is repeated.

First close the assembly in the software (do not open it), add a suffix to the file to be replaced in the folder or delete it directly, then copy the correct file (with the same name) into it, and then open the assembly.

If you find that you have misplaced the directory, you can simply open the part in the assembly and save it as the directory you want

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Change the name first, and then replace it.

Replace Save, and then save the part as its original name. Save it again. That's it.

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1. Install SOLIDWORKS, then install a domestic plug-in: kytool, and open SOLIDWORKS after the installation is completed.

2. Open the settings window of the plug-in kytool, and select the option in the rollover: "Enable the function of renaming components in the assembly (restart SW takes effect), then save, close SOLIDWORKS and reopen it."

3. Open an assembly in SOLIDWORKS, then right-click on a part that needs to be renamed in the feature tree of the assembly, and then select the kytool icon in the pop-up right-click menu, and click.

4. Enter a new name in the pop-up input file name window, and then click [OK] to modify it. Note that the file name part is selected by default (blue), and if you want to change the directory name of the previous draft at the same time, you can also change the directory name of the previous Lukong draft.

5. Including batch modification of attribute names, batch modification of attribute values, batch replacement of attribute value strings, transfer of attributes from configuration specific to custom, and batch addition and deletion of attributes.

1. Open an assembly body part, which can also be modified in a single part.

2. Click on the File option in the upper left corner.

3. Find the management file button, and pop up the menu cashback list, and we can have the option of re-tankun naming in the direction.

4. In the pop-up dialog box, we can give this assembly a new name. Select Rename in Disk & Session and click OK.

5. The pop-up dialog box is the naming of the internal components of the assembly, and you can choose the line to rename the components, so that the names of the components have become the names of the parts that we modified to make Hail bright.

6. Enter the name you want to modify in the new name and click OK.

7. Now we can find that the names in the model tree have changed to our modified names.

1. When all documents are not virtual parts (applicable to bottom-to-top assembly methods):

The system has a built-in tool called SOLIDWORKS Explorer. Close the file that needs to be modified before modifying, open SOLIDWORKS Explore, and then select the assembly or part, as shown in the figure, select the part, right-click the part or assembly, and then click Rename to modify. The diagram shows the SOLIDWORKS 2016 version.

It may vary depending on the version.

2. When there are virtual parts (suitable for assembly from top to bottom):

Directly in SOLIDWORKS, right-click the virtual file that needs to be renamed, right-click, select Rename, and then right-click, then select Save to external part, select the same as the assembly, and save. Note: This method may cause some references to be lost, which can cause trouble in subsequent modifications!

Method 1: Click "File" > "Replace".

Method 2: Right-click on the component and all the shortcuts will be displayed, including the command "Replace Component".

Method 3: Click the Replace icon in the assembly toolbar. If the Replace icon doesn't appear in the toolbar, click Tools > Customize, select Shortcut Bar, select Assembly in Toolbar, and then find the Replace icon in the display of all relevant icons, press the left arrow on the Replace icon and drag and drop it directly into the assembly toolbar, so that the Replace icon will be displayed in the toolbar.