some questions in solidworks

Can we insert a part into a part drawing? I said yes but my friend have some doubt.Is this right or wrong?

 

Dear kushy,
I recommend to make an assembly from the parts, and save the assembly as a part if You need it. As I know you can copy features, bodies from one part to another, but the I prefer to make an assembly (and save it as a part).

 

Thanks.
What is spit line?when to use this?Please give me one example.

 

With split line feature you can define individual area(s) on face. I am use when I need a separate area on face, but I don't want to extrude, or cut. You can simply use to set a different color than the material itself (eg.: You want to sign the product with a red painted dot ), or it has a great advance when You simulate force on face (easy click and select force area on face).

 

With split line feature you can define individual area(s) on face. I use when I need a separate area on face, but I don't want to extrude, or cut. You can simply use to set a different color than the material itself (eg.: You want to sign the product with a red painted dot ), or it has a great advance when You simulate force on face (easy click and select force area on face).

 

parts in parts

sure it is possible to insert parts in parts.They require just a bit more patience than in an assembly. Also you can't use feature driven patterns.

 

dinesh

With split line feature you can define individual points on face. I am use when I need a separate area on face

 

Thanks all.I was confused at first but got clear idea with your example.

 

If you mean inserting a view of an auxiliary part into your drawing (to depict an optional config for example), the answer is yes. Personally when part drawing, I do recommend to always add a view of the part in context, within its main assembly.

 

Can we rotate an object using creep command?