What's New SOLIDWORKS 2024 Structure Systems
SOLIDWORKS 2024 introduces some new updates to Structure Systems.
After creating all primary and secondary members, the Corner Management dialog offers some technical and UI enhancements.
Users can now automatically apply corner grouping at the start of the Corner Management dialog and select a base plane for reference.
Additionally, is a new set of icons, both here and further into the Corner Management PropertyManager. The improvement in readability is welcome for new and long-time users.
The Simple tab in the Corner Management PropertyManager looks familiar.
But the Two member tab has a new entry (with a new icon set to match).
The new Open Corner option automatically manages what used to be a manual process. Adding in corner connectors, off-the-shelf parts, or custom mounting points is easier and better than ever.
Within SOLIDWORKS 2024 are updates to custom properties. If we examine our Cut-List Properties (or any file properties) we can add unit indicators to assist with readability and to ensure that the proper units are read in all places.
By clearing the link from the LENGTH custom property, we can add unit modifiers.
If you change your document units, the modifier automatically converts.
These are just some of the hundreds of enhancements in SOLIDWORKS 2024. Learn more about what's new below!
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About Mike Britton
Mike Britton is a SOLIDWORKS Application Engineer based out of Chicago, Illinois. In addition to his work with GoEngineer, Mike is a competitor on Discovery Channel's BattleBots and volunteers with his childhood summer camp & local makerspaces.
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