dissapearing sketches

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Lee Bazalgette - Factory, Feb 10, 2006.

  1. Does anyone else find that sketch lines (etc) tend to dissapear and
    re-appear when you're working on a part within an assembly? This seems to
    depend on how close I zoom in....Makes it really difficult to work within an
    assembly.

    SW2006 SP3
    XP Pro SP2
    ATI Fire GL V5100
     
    Lee Bazalgette - Factory, Feb 10, 2006
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  2. Lee Bazalgette - Factory

    SteveT Guest

    Me too! just recently started when I upgraded from sp0 to 3.1 -- I have
    also noticed the little yellow preview disappear from time to time when
    dragging standard (non toolbox) parts into an assembly from the design
    library.

    Steve T.

    SW 2006 sp3.1
    windows 2000
    Nvidia Quadro FX 500
     
    SteveT, Feb 10, 2006
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  3. Lee Bazalgette - Factory

    TOP Guest

    This is an all too frequent problem and not just in assemblies. I
    don't find zoom to effect the problem a lot. Sometimes the lines are
    still selectable and sometimes not. It is not repeatable for me so it
    would really not pay to report it. From the looks of it it has been
    going on for some time.

    TOP
    SW2004
    XPP SP2
    Nvidia FX3000
     
    TOP, Feb 12, 2006
    #3
  4. well, thanks guys.

    SOoooooo glad we pay a grand a year for maintenance and all those NEW
    features.

    Shame the FUNDAMENTALS are broken release after release.
     
    Lee Bazalgette, Feb 13, 2006
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  5. Lee Bazalgette - Factory

    TOP Guest

    Lee I share your pain, and I wish I knew of something constructive to
    do with this problem, but we seem to be beating our heads against the
    collective wall with ranting. It will hurt you more than it will them.
     
    TOP, Feb 13, 2006
    #5
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