Hold Ctrl and click multiple features in the tree, then right-click and select Add to New Folder .
Right-click the new folder and select Rename tree item (or use F2 ) to give it a descriptive name like "Mounting Features" or "Nowy Features".
If your zip folder contains a full assembly or specific part files, you can drag and drop the .zip file directly into an empty SOLIDWORKS window. To ensure all references (parts, sub-assemblies, and drawings) stay connected, it is best practice to use the tool, which can bundle these into a single zip for sharing or migration. Organizing Features into Folders
To create a solid feature or organize your design tree using a folder like , you should first ensure the files within that zip are properly integrated into your SOLIDWORKS environment. Extracting and Loading Files
Hold Ctrl and click multiple features in the tree, then right-click and select Add to New Folder .
Right-click the new folder and select Rename tree item (or use F2 ) to give it a descriptive name like "Mounting Features" or "Nowy Features". Nowy folder (2).zip
If your zip folder contains a full assembly or specific part files, you can drag and drop the .zip file directly into an empty SOLIDWORKS window. To ensure all references (parts, sub-assemblies, and drawings) stay connected, it is best practice to use the tool, which can bundle these into a single zip for sharing or migration. Organizing Features into Folders Hold Ctrl and click multiple features in the
To create a solid feature or organize your design tree using a folder like , you should first ensure the files within that zip are properly integrated into your SOLIDWORKS environment. Extracting and Loading Files To ensure all references (parts