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Open dialog box - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: SOLIDWORKS: File References
Open dialog box
- [Instructor] One useful way to find and change file references is through the Open Dialog box. Now, typically this is found by clicking on Open up at the top or going over to File and Open. This is the Open Dialog box. Now you can see with nothing selected, I have all of these options grayed out, except for the References button. I'm gonna navigate to a spot where I have some files downloaded. Here I've got an assembly of our good friend R2D2 that I've downloaded off of GrabCAD. You can see that once I click on the item, I'm given the option to change the mode, select my configuration and my display state, but I also have the ability to go in and see and adjust my file references. So I'm gonna click on this button. And you can see here that I'm given the Edit Reference File Locations window, so inside of here we can see all of the file locations for this assembly, so it's pretty simple. There's three sub-assemblies and two parts contained within. Now let's say for some reason I want…
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Explanation of file references1m 50s
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Open dialog box2m 52s
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List References and Find References2m 43s
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Sketch relations3m 47s
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Working with derived parts6m 46s
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Breaking references2m 57s
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Master modeling3m 24s
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Replacing components1m 54s
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External references3m 28s
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Troubleshooting broken references2m 25s
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