SolidPractice Information
Domain and Role/Product
SOLIDWORKS 3DEXPERIENCE , Collaborative Designer for SOLIDWORKS , SOLIDWORKS xDesign
What's Covered? - Jump to each section using the list below.
- Desktop SOLIDWORKS and SOLIDWORKS Browser-Based Design Interoperability Fundamentals
- Setting Up Your SOLIDWORKS Environment
- Interoperability Use Case Examples
- Frequently Asked Questions
Revision History
Rev # | Date | Description |
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1.0 | Dec 2024 | Document created |
2.0 | Jul 2025 | Document formatted for 3DSwym |
1. Prerequisites:
The target audience of this guide is designers and engineers currently using both SOLIDWORKS and SOLIDWORKS browser-based design apps on a regular basis.
Administrators for the 3DEXPERIENCE platform will also benefit from the information; however, the majority of the information is aimed at designers and engineers using both SOLIDWORKS and SOLIDWORKS browser-based design content on a regular basis.
Knowledge of saving and organising SOLIDWORKS and SOLIDWORKS browser-based design content on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform is a prerequisite for this guide.
Before studying this guide, it's recommended that you are familiar with the following topics:
- Creating SOLIDWORKS parts and assembly models
- Saving and opening SOLIDWORKS parts and assemblies from the 3DEXPERIENCE platform
- Creating and saving designs in the xDesign and xShape browser-based design apps
- Storing and organising design content in 3DEXPERIENCE collaborative spaces and bookmarks