Sub InsertWeld( _
   ByVal Type As String, _
   ByVal Shape As String, _
   ByVal TopDelta As Double, _
   ByVal BottomDelta As Double, _
   ByVal Radius As Double, _
   ByVal Part As String _
) 

Dim instance As IAssemblyDoc
Dim Type As String
Dim Shape As String
Dim TopDelta As Double
Dim BottomDelta As Double
Dim Radius As Double
Dim Part As String
 
instance.InsertWeld(Type, Shape, TopDelta, BottomDelta, Radius, Part)

void InsertWeld( 
   string Type,
   string Shape,
   double TopDelta,
   double BottomDelta,
   double Radius,
   string Part
)

void InsertWeld( 
&   String^ Type,
&   String^ Shape,
&   double TopDelta,
&   double BottomDelta,
&   double Radius,
&   String^ Part
) 

Parameters

Type

Weld bead type

Shape

Surface shape

TopDelta

Distance for the top surface delta, if appropriate

BottomDelta

Distance for the bottom surface delta, if appropriate

Radius

Weld radius, if appropriate

Part

Path and filename for the part used for the weld; this file is created and merged into your assembly

For the most up-to-date list of available types and shapes, see the text file gtol.sym, which is located in the SolidWorks default installation folder <installation_dir>\lang\english.

To programmatically select the top, stop, and contact faces for the weld bead and pass them as arrays, use IAssemblyDoc::InsertWeld2.