Form new sub-assy here

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Wayne Tiffany, Jan 28, 2004.

  1. Something I would like to have people watch for.

    It seems that there may be a connection between RMB "Form new sub-assy here"
    and crashing. I hadn't crashed at all today, I was throwing some parts into
    an assy to figure out how to make something work, then when the big pieces
    were in place, I did a RMB and "Form new sub-assy here." Shortly after that
    I crashed. Coincidence? Maybe, but I kind of wonder. Just one of those
    nagging feelings that won't go away.

    WT
     
    Wayne Tiffany, Jan 28, 2004
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  2. Wayne Tiffany

    Jim Sculley Guest

    Hmmmm. You may be on to something. I did a 'Form new subassembly'
    today, and within an hour or two CTD. Another symptom was that the
    'Browse' button in the 'Replace Components' property manager page didn't
    do anything.

    Or course, I'm also working in an assembly with flexible subassemblies
    that are mated to other flexible subassemblies. As flaky as flexibles
    are, I would suspect them nefore anything else. I find it more than a
    little annoying that taking an assembly with no mate errors and making
    four subassemblies flexible causes the FM to light up like a Christmas
    tree. And, yes, I'm aware of the fact that you need separate configs
    for each flexible instance, so that's not the problem.

    Also, limit mates are completely ignored when they are part of a
    flexible subassembly. Well, not completely ignored I guess. There is a
    slight 'hitch' in the dynamic motion at the point the limit mate should
    stop, but then it continues on past the limit.

    Jim S.
     
    Jim Sculley, Jan 28, 2004
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  3. Wayne Tiffany

    Mr. Pickles Guest

    Try working for a long time on an assembly and when you get to the drawing,
    have SW go POOF a couple of clicks after you place Stacked Balloons.

    Did it in SW2004 sp2.1 and sp1.0.
     
    Mr. Pickles, Jan 29, 2004
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