Detailing mode is available for all drawings (except detached
drawings), regardless of the SOLIDWORKS version in which you saved the drawing or
whether you saved the drawing in Detailing mode.
In Detailing mode, you can:
- Use limited Detailing mode if you saved drawings in previous versions of
SOLIDWORKS or in
SOLIDWORKS® 2022 without model data. If you
open a drawing in limited Detailing mode, the window title displays file name - sheet name [Detailing - Limited].
(Limited Detailing mode is an automatic mode - you cannot specifically select
it.)
- Create hole tables.
- Drag
standard views
(such as front, top, back)
from the View
Palette to the drawing.
In , there are two new options:
- Save model data. Saves
all drawings with model data to use in Detailing mode.
- Include standard views in View
Palette. Lets you create standard views
when
you add drawing views from the View Palette.
You cannot change
these
options
while
in Detailing mode, and
they only apply when you save resolved
drawings.
In , the option, Include Detailing Mode Data when
saving, has been removed.
Detailing mode has replaced Quick view mode. Quick view
mode has been removed from SOLIDWORKS 2022.