


Element sets are predefined sets of elements and activities that can be used together.Activities help us to define the actions associated with defined elements.We use the grip points to manipulate the Block reference outside the Block Editor. Special grip points are displayed on the Block geometry. Custom Block Elements specify the entities that are required to perform associated activities.We use Custom Block Elements and Element Sets for these activities.

DraftSight® Block editor has functionality to define, modify and control the activities of these blocks reducing number of actions required otherwise. It is tedious job to work with the large drawing containing number of Custom blocks where we are required to perform number of actions. This was not the case in previous versions.Ģ.Manage Blocks using Table States in DraftSight® Custom blocks. This is because the components are now verified and saved at the same time as the assembly is being saved. You can also delete a Toolbox or PartSupply component using the Collaborative Lifecycle from the MySessions App in the task pane as well.įor more information on how to delete Toolbox and PartSupply components thourgh the MySession app in the task pane, please refer to the detailed workflows in the Wiki on 3DEXPEREINCE Platform User’s Community for both SOLIDWORKS Connected Standard and Collaborative Designer for SOLIDWORKS.įrom R2023x FD03 onwards, the open and save performance of assemblies containing Toolbox components has been improved. Therefore, you must change the maturity state to InWork before you can delete the component from Collaborative Lifecycle. When you insert a standard library component into an assembly, the component is saved to the common space (regardless of the space that is currently active) and the maturity state is set to Released.

