Geometric Tolerance Conversion Bug

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by pope, Jun 16, 2008.

  1. pope

    pope Guest

    When we updated from SW2004 to SW2008 recently, it did some funky
    stuff with our drawings that had used the Geometric Tolerance part of
    SW. It has added a Diameter Symbol where none was before. It does
    this when you've used multiple Tolerances from one screen. These are
    square parts, so weird that it chooes the Diameter symbol at all.
    For instance if it used to look like this:

    - Flatness - .001
    - Parallel - .001 - A

    It will now look like this after conversion:

    - Flatness - .001 - Theta
    - Parallel - .001 - A

    Anyone ever experience this and find a workaround? I must add I like
    the new Geometric Tolerance interface much better in 2008, but we'll
    have a quite a few "Theta" symbols to delete.

    ~pope
     
    pope, Jun 16, 2008
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