SOLIDWORKS Routing:
- allows you to create a special type of sub-assembly that builds a path of pipes, tubes, or electrical cables between components.
- supports route types that require square and rectangular sections, which allows you to create routing assemblies for HVAC rigid air conditioning ducts and other user-defined mechanical styles of ducting, trunking and ducting for closed top electrical routing, cable trays for rectangular section open top ducting, etc.
The SOLIDWORKS Routing Application Programming Interface (API):
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Contains functions that you can call from Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), VB.NET, C++ 6.0, C++/CLI, and C#. These functions provide direct access to SOLIDWORKS routing functionality. It is assumed that you are familiar with at least one of these programming languages and the SOLIDWORKS Routing software.
This online reference manual documents the objects available in the SOLIDWORKS Routing API, including their associated methods and properties.
NOTE: All of the sample code supplied is provided on an as-is basis and is only intended to demonstrate ways of using the SOLIDWORKS Routing API. SOLIDWORKS makes no representations or warranties regarding these samples. Any licensed user of SOLIDWORKS Routing is free to use any or all of these samples in connection with building applications related to SOLIDWORKS Routing and is granted a royalty-free, non-exclusive license for these samples or parts thereof. Intellectual property rights of the samples remain with SOLIDWORKS. Any confidentiality provisions of the SOLIDWORKS Routing license apply to the samples. Some sample code might contain obsolete APIs.