Adds mates or relations to selected assembly or sketch entities, respectively. Also prompts user to enter separation distance/angle for those types of mates. Same macro/keyboard shortcut can be used for both mating and relations. For example, one macro does both coincident mate as well as coincident relation. No need for separate keyboard maps. These macros run as separate methods from within a single macro (.swp) file. So you can't run them using Tools>Macro>Run. They must either be assigned to buttons or dropped into the \SolidWorks\macros directory.

Increments the instance count of a dimension by 1. Doesn't work with hole callouts (blame SW API). It uses the 2X/3X prefix, but it can be modified to use suffix, "2 PLC", or any other syntax. These macros run as separate methods from within a single macro (.swp) file. So you can't run them using Tools>Macro>Run. They must either be assigned to buttons or dropped into the \SolidWorks\macros directory and assigned a keyboard shortcut.

Automates the plotting of 3D curve functions. Equations can be input using Cartesian, cylindrical, or spherical coordinates. Can create either curves or 3D sketches. Also has the option of exporting 3D data points. Uses Excel for calculations.SW added 3D parametric curves a while back, but this is still useful for generating curves using non-Cartesian coordinates.

Edits the driving sketch of several features that don't support the Right-click>Edit Sketch workflow, including Hole Wizard and pattern features. View will be oriented normal to the sketch plane. If macro is activated while editing a sketch with nothing selected, it will orient normal to the sketch plane again. If already normal, the sketch is saved and exited.