SYMMETRY MATE

IN ADVANCED MATES, SELECT 2 FACES, AND THEN SELECT THE

SYMMETRY PLANE
OVERIDE DIM ON DRAG MOVE
TOOLS – SKETCH SETTINGS - OVERIDE DIM ON DRAG MOVE
ALLOWS YOU TO DRAG GEOMETRY THAT IS ALREADY CONSTRAINED BY
DIMENSIONS
STRETCH ENTITIES
SELECT ENTITIES TO MOVE AND THEN DRAG FROM REFERENCE POINT
ALSO CAN USE DELTA X OR Y DISPLACEMENTS
ADD FILLETS
YOU CAN WINDOW VERTEX TO SELECT CORNER YOU WANT TO FILLET
CHECK SKETCH FOR FEATURE
In sketch tools under the tools menu, click check sketch for feature. This will
check the sketch for errors when it won’t extrude.
It will highlight the problem area
USING INSTANT 3D
TO USE INSTANT 3 D, YOU MUST BE IN EDIT PART MODE. CLICK ANY LINE
OF THE SKETCH, AND A DRAG ARROW WILL APPEAR, THEN CLICK THE
ARROW AND DRAG TO EXTRUDE.
INSTANT 3 D
HOLD THE ALT KEY WHEN DRAGGING TO SNAP TO A SURFACE FOR THE
DEPTH OF THE EXTRUDE OR CUT
FULL ROUND FILLET
Create a full round fillet, when the fillet menu, select full round fillet. Then
click one face for each box. Right click to change to the next box.
SELECTING A LOOP
RIGHT CLICK ON EDGE, AND CLICK SELECT LOOP, THEN PICKED THE
YELLOW ARROW TO PICK WHICH LOOP YOU WANT
CREATE MID PLANE
TO CREATE A MID PLAIN BETWEEN TWO SURFACES, SELECT EACH
SURFACE, THEN RIGHT CLICK AND SELECT THE PLANE TOOL, AND THEN
CREATE A MID PLANE
MIRROR FEATURE
DRAGGING A SURFACE
TO MODIFY A SURFACE, CLICK TO SURFACE, THEN CLICK THE ARROW
AND DRAG IT TO THE DESIRED LOCATION
REPEAT LAST COMMAND
PRESS ENTER TO REPEAT THE LAST COMMAND
EXTEND LINES WITH POWERTRIM
You can extend lines with powertrim by holding shift and dragging across
the line went to extend
DRWG – CENTERLINES AND
CENTERMARKS

UNDER ANNOTATION, CLICK CENTERMARK OR CENTERLINE TO ADD

LINKING DIMENSIONS
IN MODIFY BOX, CLICK DROP-DOWN ARROW AND SELECT LINK VALUE,
GIVE IT A NAME. THEN CLICK ANOTHER DIM AND LINK VALUE AND PICK
THE NAMED LINK VALUE
OR RIGHT CLICK THE DIMENSION AND SELECT LINK VALUES
YOU CAN SELECT MULTIPLE DIMENSIONS AND LINK THEM ALL AT ONCE
JOG TOOL
To jog a sketch line:
In an open sketch with a line, or in a drawing with a sketched line, click Jog
Line on the Explode Sketch toolbar, or click Tools, Sketch Tools, Jog Line.
Click a line to begin the jog.
Move the pointer to preview the width and depth of the jog.
In 3D sketches, press Tab to change the plane of the jog.
Click again to complete the jog.
The Jog Line tool stays active so you can insert multiple jogs.
SOLIDWORKS MOON TOOL
CIRCLE WITH BLUE AND YELLOW IS THE SOLIDWORKS MOON TOOL
IT WILL AUTOMATICALLY POSITION THE DIMENSION
MAKE DIMS TEXT HORIZONTAL
IN DOC PROPERTIES MAKE TEXT BETWEEN ARROWS AND SET TO ANSI
HOLE CALLOUT
ON ANNOTATIONS TAB, CLICK HOLE CALLOUT
CLICK HOLE AND THE HOLE DIA, CB DIA, CB DEPTH AUTOMATICALLY
SHOWS UP IN ONE DIMENSION
SYMETRIC TO CENTERLINE
SKETCH CENTERLINE, THEN PUT NOTE AND CLICK SYMBOL AND IN THE
DROP DOWN LIST PICK CENTERLINE
ORDINATE DIMENSIONS
IN DROP DOWN UNDER SMART DIMENSIONS
CHAMFER DIMENSIONS
ON DROP DOWN UNDER SMART DIMENSIONS PICK CHAMFER
DIMENSION, THEN CLICK CHAMFER, THEN CLICK AXIS FOR ANGLE
RELATIVE TO
DRWGS TIPS AND TRICKS
WHEN CREATING DETAIL VIEW, HOLD CTRL KEY TO KEEP FROM
SNAPPING ON ANY GEOMETRY
WHEN CREATING DIMENSIONS TO GET DIMENSION PALLET BACK HOLD
CTRL KEY NAD SELECT DIMENSION
WHEN IN ASSEMBLY, YOU CAN CREATE A MODEL VIEW OF ONE OF THE
ASSEMBLY PARTS
DRAG ONE TEXT BOX ONTO ANOTHER TEXT BOX AND IT COMBINES
THEM
CLK ON A TEXT BOX AND THEN CLK A BALLOON AND IT PUTS THE
BALLOON IN THE TEXT BOX
 CREATING DISPLAY STATES WITH
ISOLATE FOR DRAWING VIEWS
GOOD FOR MAKING
DRAWINGS FROM ASSYS

ISOLATE COMPONENT
AND THEN SAVE AS
DISPLAY STATE
MOUSE GESTURE WHEEL
RIGHT CLICK AND DRAG TO MAKE WHEEL APPEAR
SHORTCUT BAR
TYPE S AND THE SHORTCUT BAR APPEARS
ORIENTATION VIEWS
HIT SPACEBAR TO BRING UP COMMON ORIENTATION VIEWS MENU
HIDE AND SHOW EDGES
Toolbar Button
The Hide Edge and Show Edge buttons are merged into one button: Hide/Show Edges .
Edge Selection
You can use the following methods to select edges when using the Hide/Show Edges tool:

Click individual edges.

Box selection.
Shift + Box selection to select edges fully enclosed in the box selection, including edges
that were previously unselected.
Alt + Box selection to clear edges fully enclosed in the box selection, excluding edges that
were previously unselected.
Tangent Edges
New options in the Hide/Show Edges PropertyManager help you to hide and show different
types of tangent edges.
See Display Options.
Intersection Curve
Intersection Curve opens a sketch and creates a sketched curve at the following kinds of
intersections:
A plane and a surface or a model face
Two surfaces
A surface and a model face
A plane and the entire part
A surface and the entire part
You can use the resulting sketched intersection curve in the same way that you use any sketched
curve, including the following tasks:
Measure thickness at various cross sections of a part. (See steps below.)
Create sweep paths that represent the intersection of a plane and the part.
Make sections out of imported solids to create parametric parts.
To use the sketched curve to extrude a feature, the sketch that opens must be a 2D sketch. Other
tasks can be performed using a 3D sketch.
To open a 2D sketch, select the plane first then click Intersection Curve.
To open a 3D sketch, click Intersection Curve first then select the plane.
Intersection Curve
To measure the thickness of a cross section of a part:
1.With a part open, click Intersection Curve on the Sketch toolbar, or Tools, Sketch Tools, Intersection Curve.
A 3D sketch opens (because you clicked before selecting a plane).
2.Select the intersecting items:
•Select a plane that intersects a face of the part.
•Click the face of the part.

Another
A sketched
sketched
spline appears
3.Rotate the part, then click the opposite (inside) face of the part.
spline
at the appears
on the insideof
intersection
face.
the plane and
the top face.

You can also select the part in the FeatureManager design tree. A sketched spline appears on every face where the plane inters
4.Click Tools, Measure and measure the distance between the two sketched splines.
DEFAULT TEMPLATES
Specify the folder and template file for automatically created parts, assemblies, and drawings. For example, when you
import a file from another application or create a derived part, the default template is used for the new document.

To prepare a template for use as a default, create the document template, add it to a template tab, and specify the
template location.

To change the default template:

Click Options or Tools, Options.

Select Default Templates.

Click the appropriate browse button (Parts, Assemblies, or Drawings).

In the New SolidWorks Document dialog box, select the template you prepared and click OK.

Select:

Always use these default document templates

Prompt user to select document template

Click OK.

Click Reset to restore factory defaults for all system options or only for options on this page .

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Save your settings...
Save your settings...
Whether moving from one machine to another or the
next version of SolidWorks, the Copy Settings Wizard
can be used to save and restore your SolidWorks
Settings.
The Copy Settings Wizard (see figure 1) is available
from the Windows Start menu under the SolidWorks
<version> <service pack>\SolidWorks Tools menu.
Then select whether to save settings or restore
existing settings.

Figure 1 - Copy Setting Wizard (pick to enlarge)

The next step is to decide what settings to save.
Figure 2 shows the options avaiable save. You can
select the personal settings (i.e., Keyboard shortcuts,
Menu Customizations, and Toolbar layout) ans/or
select the System options (Tools\Options).
Save your
settings...
Figure 2 - Copy Setting Wizard options (pick to enlarge)
My preference is to save two files; one for the menu and UI stuff.
This way I can way on to any computer and just restore my user
interface. There are changes I do to the interface like add flyout
toolbars, and large icons with no description text that I find make
me more productive. I save this file to a network drive for safe
keeping.
The other file are the system options from the Tools\Options dialog
box. These are the settings that should be shared with others from
your company, and possibly others who are working on projects for
you. This is a way to make sure all the settings in your group or
organization are using the same settings and sharing templates,
etc.
DIMENSION TO TAN OF ARCS
HOLD SHIFT DOWN WHEN SELECTING ARC TO DIMENSION TO TANGENCY
INSTEAD OF CENTER OF ARC
RESIZE FILLET
CLICK FILLET ON SCREEN AND DRAG TO SIZE
AUTO TRACE ADDIN
BRING IN PICTURE AND AND AUTO TRACE WILL AUTOMATICALLY CREATE
SKETCH GEOMETRY

LOCATED IN TOOLS - ADDINS

SKETCH PICTURE
INSERT SKETCH PICTURE TO USE IN MODEL
YOU CAN CHANGE TRANSPARENCY OF WHITE BACKGROUND AREAS
3D SKETCH
TO GET INTO 3D SKETCH CLICK THE DROPDOWN ARROW UNDER THE
SKETCH BUTTON
USE WITH SKET PICTURE TO MATCH COMPLEX SURFACE, WITH 2 SKETCH
PICTURES 90 DEGREES TO EACH OTHER AND A SEPARATE SKETCH
OUTLINING THE PICTURES, THEN USE 3D SKETCH TO MATCH SURFACES,
SWITCHING BETWEEN PLANES TO ADJUST THE CURVES
CREATING LOFT BETWEEN CURVES
USE PIERCE RELATIONSHIP TO ATTACH ENDPOINTS OF LOFT LINES TO
CURVES
SURFACE CONTINUITY
3 TYPES OF SURFACE CONTINUITY
USE AN INTERSECTING CURVE TO HELP CREATE SURFACE CONTINUITY
BOUNDARY SURFACE
SIMILAR TO LOFT ONLY USES 4 EDGES
THEY DON’T HAVE TO SHARD COMMON EDGE POINTS
SPLINE ON SURFACE
IN DROP DOWN OF SPLINE TOOL
CREATS A SPLINE THAT FOLLOWS SURFACE CURVES
KNIT SURFACE COMMAND
COMBINES SURFACES INTO ONE SURFACE
CAN CLOSE GAPS
SURFACES TO SOLID - KNIT
YOU CAN USE KNIT TO CONVERT CLOSED SURFACES TO SOLIDS
CLICK CHECKBOX TO TRY TO FORM SOLID
ZEBRA STRIPES
VIEW DISPLAY ZEBRA STRIPES

HELPS TO SEE HOW SURFACES ARE INTERACTION WITH EACH OTHER

FILL SURFACE TOOL
ON SURFACES BAR, YOU CAN SET CONTACT OR CURVATURE TO EACH
SURFACE IN PATCH BOUNDARY
CONTACT FOR SQUARE GOOD FOR 3 SIDED SURFACES
MULTI-BODY
WHEN IN BOSS EXTRUDE, IF YOU SELECT MERGE RESULT, OVERLAPPING
BODIES BECOME ONE
YOU CAN SELECT WHICH BODIES TO MERGE OR NOT MERGE, CANT DO
FILLETS IF NOT MERGED
COMBINE EXISTING BODIES
GO TO INSERT - FEATURES - COMBINE
INSERT PART INTO PART FILE
YOU CAN INSERT A PART INTO A PART FILE, BECOMES ONE PART
CLICK GREEN CHECK AND IT ALIGNS ORIGIN TO PART FILE ORIGIN, SAME
IN ASSEMBLIES
MOVE A PART – LOCATE PART XYZ, ROTATE, OR WITH CONSTRAINTS
COMBINE COMMON
TO COMBINE 2 BODIES AND JUST KEEP WHATS COMMON TO BOTH
CAVITY
To create a cavity in the mold base:
Insert the design parts and the mold base into an interim assembly.
In the assembly window, select the mold base, and click Edit Component on
the Assembly toolbar.
You are editing the part, not the assembly. The changes you make are
reflected in the original part file of the mold base. If you do not want to
affect the original mold base, use Save As in the mold base part document
to save it with a different name for use in each new mold assembly.
Otherwise, the original mold base includes the cavity you are about to
insert.
Click Cavity on the Mold Tools toolbar, or click Insert, Mold, Cavity.
In the PropertyManager, under Design Components, select the design parts
from the FeatureManager design tree.
INDENT TOOL
PUSH MAIN BODY INTO SHEET SET THICKNESS TO MAKE STAMPING DIE
SECTION VIEW
CLICK SECTION AND SELECT PLANE TO SECTION PARALLEL TO
CREATE INTERSECTION CURVE
SELECT A PLANE THAT INTERSECTS A SURFACE
GO TO TOOLS AND SKETCH TOOLS AND SELECT INTERSECTION CURVE
CREATE PARALLEL PLANE
BEFORE STARTING A SKETCH, CLICK PLANE YOU WANT TO MAKE THE
NEW PLANE PARALLEL TO, AND HOLD CTRL AND DRAG PLANE OUT
THE PLANE DIALOG AUTOMATICALLY APPEARS
MIRROR ENTIRE BODY
IN THE MIRROR TOOLBOX, THERE IS AN OPTION AT THE BOTTOM TO
MIRROR ENTIRE BODY WITHOUT HAVING TO SELECT THE BODY
FULLY DEFINE SKETCH BUTTON
To fully define a sketch:
Edit a sketch.
Click Fully Define Sketch (Dimensions/Relations toolbar) or Tools,
Dimensions, Fully Define Sketch.
Set the options for relations and dimensions in the Fully Define Sketch
PropertyManager.
Click .
OFFSET SKETCH PLANE
WHEN EXTRUDING, YOU CAN START THE EXTRUSION FROM ABOVE THE
SKETCH PLANE BY SELECTING OFFSET SKETCH PLANE AT THE TOP OF
THE EXTRUSION TOOLBOX
Edit Sketch Plane
Changes the sketch plane.
To change the plane of a sketch:
Select the sketch in the FeatureManager design tree, and click Edit, Sketch
Plane.
- or -
Right-click the sketch in the FeatureManager design tree, and select Edit
Sketch Plane .
Select a new plane in the FeatureManager design tree or select a new planar
face in the model for Sketch Plane/Face .
Click OK .
COPY FILLET
HAVE INSTANT 3D TURNED ON, AND SELECT FILLET, THEN HOLD CTRL
KEY AND CLICK NAD DRAG SPHERE AT THE CENTER OF THE FILLET
RADIUS AND DRAG TO SURFACE THAT YOU WANT FILLET TO APPEAR ON
ALL SHARP EDGES OF SURFACE
FASTENING FEATURE TOOLBAR
TOOLBOX OF FASTENING FEATURES USED IN PLASTIC PART MODELING
FAVORITES
WHEN CREATING THINGS YOU USE OFTEN YOU CAN SAVE A FAVORITE, SO
YOU DON’T HAVE TO RE-ENTER THE SETTINGS
MIRROR – ADD FEATURES
TO ADD ADDITIONAL FEATURES TO A MIRROR, DRAG DOWN BELOW
FEATURES YOU WANT TO INCLUDE
MULTIPLE WINDOWS
BUTTON NEAR TOP RIGHT THAT TILES OPEN DOCUMENTS
SMART MATES
CLICK ON CIRCULAR SURFACE AND DROP ON CIRCULAR SURFACE OF
SECOND PART AND IT AUTOMATICALLY CREATES MATES TO ALIGN
SURFACE AND MAKE CIRCLES CONCENTRIC
ALSO CYLINDER TO CYLINDER ETC
MENU COMES UP TO OVERIDE MATE IF YOU DON’T LIKE THE MATE THAT
IT PICKED
HOLD DOWN ALT KEY WHILE DRAGGING A COMPONENT WILL ADD THE
CORRECT MATE TYPE
SMART MATES CAN BE ADDED TO LIBRARY PARTS SUCH AS FASTENERS
USE INSTANT 3D TO CHANGE LENGTHS OF BOLTS
SMART FASTENERS
ON ASSEMBLY TOOLBAR
CAN ADD FASTENERS TO A PATERN OF HOLES
COPY WITH MATES
CAN BE USED TO ADD FASTENERS
HOLD CTRL AND ALT TO COPY AND SMART MATE DUPLICATE
COMPONENTS AT THE SAME TIME
MULTI MATES
EX MAKE GEARS ALL CONCENTRIC TO SHAFT IN ONE MATE
CLICK DIA ON SHAFT AND THEN ALL DIA’S OF GEARS
WIDTH MATE
TO ALIGN ONE PART BETWEEN TWO SURFACES
PATH MATE
FOR CAMS AND SLOT CAMS LIKE SHIFT FORK DRUMS
CAM MATE
FOR CAM AND FOLLOWER
GEAR MATE
DRAWING VIEWS
AS YOU CREAT A VIEW HOLD CTRL KEY TO BREAK ALIGNMENT AND
PLACE SOMEWHERE ELSE
EDIT SCALE ON DETAIL VIEW AND VIEW WILL UPDATE TO THAT SCALE
DRAWING DIMENSIONS
AUTOMATICALLY DIMENSION USE ANNOTATIONS – MODEL ITEMS – SET
SOURCE TO SELECTED FEATURE INSTEAD OF ENTIRE MODEL
THEN DESELECT IMPORT ITEMS INTO ALL VIEWS
PROPERTY TAP BUILDER
GO TO START – SOLIDWORKS – SOLIDWORKS TOOLS – PROPERTY TAP
BUILDER
THEN YOU CAN CREATE A MENU THAT LETS YOU AUTOMATICALLY FILL IN
FIELDS LIKE IN THE TITLE BLOCK OF DRAWINGS
3D SKETCHING
USE TAB TO SWITCH VIRTUAL PLANES
PICK A PLANE BEFORE DIMENSIONING AND IT WILL CREATE THE
DIMENSION PERPENDICULAR TO THAT PLANE
YOU CAN LOCK FOCUS ON A PARTICULAR PLANE BY DBL CLKING A
PLANE OR AND ELEMENT ON THAT PLANE
DBL CLK IN BACKGROUND TO UNLOCK FOCUS
SWEPT FEATURE
YOU CAN MAKE TUBE RIGHT IN THE SWEPT FEATURE DIALOG BOX, WITH
THIN FEATURE AT BOTTOM
SHEET METAL
START PART FILE, R-CLK ON TABS AND ACTIVATE SHEET METAL TAB
CREATE RECTANGLE, AND CHOOSE BASE FLANGE TO CREATE A SQUARE
SHEET WITH NO BENDS
AN OPEN SKETCH CREATES AN ALREADY BENT PIECE EXTRUDED OUT
USE FLATTEN TO UNFOLD AND FOLD
USE SKETCHED BEND, DRAW A LINE AND BEND THERE
USE EDGE FLANGE TO GRAB AND EDGE AND DRAG IT OUT, PICK EDIT
FLANGE PROFILE TO SHORTEN FLANGE
IN DRAWING YOU CAN FLATTEN PART FOR SOME VIEWS AND FLIP SIDE
BILL OF MATERIALS
IN AN ASSEMBLY DRAWING, R-CLK IN SCREEN AND SELECT BILL OF
MATERIALS
HOLD DOWN ALT KEY AND SELECT A CELL AND IT SELECTS THE WHOLE
BILL OF MATERIAL
ONCE SELECTED YOU CAN SELECT UNATTACH AND THEN DRAG AND
DROP ONTO A DIFFERENT DWG SHEET IN TREE
CLICK ANNOTATIONS AND SELECT BALLOONS, A ON R-CLK MENU,
CREATE NOTE, THEN HOLD CTRL KE AND DRAG ARROW PT TO CREATE
NEW ARROW, OR PRESECT EDGES AND CREATE3 NOTE AND ARROWS
WILL APPEAR AUTO
YOU CAN LINK CUSTOM PROPERTIES OF PART TO APPEAR IN NOTE,
BUTTON IN TEXT FORMAT
POWER TRIM TRICKS
YOU CAN UNDO TRIM BY DRAGGING BACK THRU LITTLE GRAY BOXES
CREATING LINES TRICKS
AS YOUR DRAGGING OUT A LINE HOLD SHIFT AND IT WILL DRAG IN
INCREMENTS
CREATING TAN ARCS TRICKS
WHEN DRAWING A LINE AND THEN A TAN ARC PRESS A TO GO TO ARC
MODE
OR HOVER OVER ENDPOINT OF LINE AND IT WILL CHANGE TO TAN ARC
MODE
SELECT OTHER
WHEN RCLK AND PICKING SELECT OTHER, CONTINUETO RCLK AND IT
WHILE SHOW ON SCREEN WHATS UNDER TOP COMPONENTS
WINDOW SELECTION
LEFT TO RIGHT WINDOW SELECTS OBJECTS WITHIN THE WINDOW
RIGHT TO LEFT WINDOW SELECTS OBJECTS CROSSING THE WINDOW
HOTKEYS
S – EXTRUSION
F – ZOOM TO FIT
INSTANT 3D
ON FEATURES TOOLBAR
CAN GRAB SKETCH AND EXTRUDE UP AND CUT INTO A SOLID
COPY PLANES
SELECT PLANE, HOLD DOWN CTRL KEY AND DRAG TO CREATE A NEW
PLANE PARALLEL TO THAT PLANE
VOLUME SELECT AND ISOLATE
GO TO DROP DOWN LIST NEXT TO SELECTION ARROW AND TOP NEXT TO
REDO ARROW, AND PICK VOLUME SELECT AND THEN PICK ISOLATE
FROM RCLK MENU AND ONLY SEE THOSE PARTS
IF YOU MISS SOME, CLK SHOW HIDDEN COMPONENTS AN SELECT THE
ONES TO HIDE, EXIT SHOW HIDDEN AND THEY WILL BE IN YOUR
ISOLATED COMPONENTS
ADVANCED SELECTION
CAN SELECT BY CUSTOM PROPERTIES AND PICK MACHINED AND THEN
SAVE AND ADD TO FAVORITES, THEN IT WILL APPEAR ON YOUR
SELECTION MENU AND YOU CAN PICK AND GET ALL MACHINED PARTS
ONLY VISIBLE IN YOUR ASSEMBLY
POINT AT INTERSECTION
IF YOU HAVE A CORNER WITH A RADIUS, AND YOU WANT A POINT AT AN
INTERSECTION OF THE 2 LINES, SELECT THE 2 LINES AND THEN CLICK PT
FROM SKETCH TOOLBAR
TASK PANE
CLICK VIEW – TASK PANE TO SHOW OR HIDE
EXTRUDE – SELECTED CONTOURS
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE EXTRUDE BOX THERE IS A SECTION CALLED
SELECTED CONTOURS

IT WILL EXTRUDE AREAS OF THE SKETCH IF THE SKETCH HAS MULTIPLE

CLOSED SKETCHES
EXTRUDE - MIDPLANE
MIDPLANE WILL EXTRUDE SYMETRICALLY ON EITHER SIDE OF THE
SKETCH PLANE
WINDOW SELECT
RIGHT TO LEFT WINDOW SELECT SELECTS ANYTHING THE WINDOW
CROSSES
LEFT TO RIGHT ONLY SELECTS WHATS COMPLETELY INSIDE THE WINDOW
3D CONTENT FROM SOLIDWORKS
GO TO WWW.3DCONTENTCENTRAL.COM FOR 3D MODELS FROM
SOLIDWORKS
CUSTOMER PORTAL
WWW.CUSTOMERPORTAL.SOLIDWORKS.COM

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