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Publishing Models

Available in SOLIDWORKS MBD.

You can publish models as 3D PDF files or eDrawings files.

When you create a 3D PDF for an assembly, you can view all dimensions in the assembly and 3D views, even in the viewport, with no data loss.

You can view component dimensions in 3D PDF files, including feature dimensions, reference dimensions, and DimXpert annotations.

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