Press on a part and use the Macro to open it separately from the assembly. I have assigned this Macro to the key 'O' to gain quick access to the part.

This macro is similar to the open assembly command used in drawings but works in assemblies instead

This macro will retrieve configuration specific custom properties from a part model and list them in a notepad (.txt) format. The file will be saved on the users desktop. The default properties will be listed at the end in the notepad. This macro is tweakedfrom an existing SW API.

Copies part level colors from one assembly component to another

This macro, when launched in the design environment, will create subfolders within the directory where the files are, and will save the design as .pdf and .dwg, it will also save the file associated with the design file as .step, if the file has a revision the files will be saved with the revision exponent. Finally, all files will be saved in their respective folders.

this macro save as PDF, DWG, save the current draw in the Current Working Directory and close the active document.

When SW session ends, you will be asked if you would like to use your SOLDWORKS on another computer instead of this one. If a user answers yes, then either a message on how to deactivate SW is displayed or the SW Activation Wizard is launched. Updated 2/16/2022 and tested on Windows 10 with SW2020, SW2021 and SW2022. Should work with all releases from SW2012 forward.

Selects parent assembly of the selected assembly component. Useful when paired with the "Open Selected" or "Cycle References" macro along with keyboard shortcuts.

Opens the selected assembly/drawing component in a separate window. Also works on imported part bodies. Useful when paired with the "Select Parent" macro along with keyboard shortcuts. If no compatible component is selected, macro will launch the File-Open dialog.

This macro toggles the exploded view state of the active assembly configuration. If no exploded view exists, then no action is performed. If an exploded view does exist; the macro detects if it is in an exploded state, and if so, the macro will collapse the view. If the macro detects the view is in a collapsed state, the macro will explode the view. For assembly documents only. If more than one exploded view exists per configuration, this macro will only interact with the first exploded view. Use the bitmap and place the macro on the S-Key of the SW GUI.