Feature Manager Design Tree Tips & Tricks - Part 3

In the final episode of our FeatureManager series, we're unlocking the secrets of the FeatureManager design tree for maximum efficiency. Dive into the SOLIDWORKS time machine - also known as the Rollback bar - and learn how to navigate back in time to effortlessly tweak your feature order. Discover the game-changing Freeze Bar to slash rebuild times by freezing features that won't change. Elevate your organization game with "sticky notes to your future self" using the Comment feature, allowing you to add notes to critical features as reminders, or use as a communication tool. Wrap it up with a peek into SOLIDWORKS options, focusing on the Arrow key navigation setting for seamless tree navigation. Tune in for a finale packed with time-saving tips and tricks!
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[@Boyibolomi]

Very practical

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

How about getting in the habit of NAMING your features? Instead of Cut-Extrude8 and Cut-Extrude9, how about 'Ski base holes Cut-Extrude8' and 'Ski top holes Cut-Extrude9' so you and others can differentiate DIRECTLY what each feature represents, especially in a long feature tree, months or years later? (Enable 'Name Feature on Creation')

[@VarunOregunta]

Exactly it will be more useful while editing in large assembly I mean this practice needs to be used everywhere.

[@akashpatil4992]

its only few months away the ai is introduced in the cad softwares and we dont have to worry about organizing or can i say working with software