getting bug eyed

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by neil, Jul 8, 2006.

  1. neil

    neil Guest

    ahhhhh....I am a slow genius then :eek:) ...detached dwgs!
    why have I misunderstood this for so long :eek:(
     
    neil, Jul 13, 2006
    #21
  2. neil

    TOP Guest

    And to add to the list:

    The random lines were apparently a problem with the sheet format. I
    changed to another and then back and the random lines went away.

    New to the list are disappearing edges on part when there is an
    underlying hidden line. I had to sketch in a line manually to kludge it
    into submission.
    Differences in print output depending on whether it goes to the HP
    plotter or the AllinOne printer/copier.
    Fonts on the plotter print mysteriously changing to fixed font.
    And more hidden dimensions reappearing.
    Dimensions and notes moving around depending on which printer is
    selected.
    And from a standards point of view when a detail view is connected to
    it's source circle with a line should the detail label be suppressed?
    We think so because there will be no label on the source circle.
    Oh, and did I mention that when plotting D size the foot notes were
    shifted into the title block border but were not so shifted on B size
    plots.

    And of course a few more crashes including the almost repeatable crash
    caused by going from drawing to assembly and back again.
     
    TOP, Jul 14, 2006
    #22
  3. neil

    Nev Williams Guest


    This is list is scary shit - all in one model/drawing ?
    I have come across most of the above, at different times but never in one
    bomb.
    That file could almost be classed as nuclear !
     
    Nev Williams, Jul 14, 2006
    #23
  4. neil

    TOP Guest

    Just one drawing.

    Just plotted another stack of D size prints. Again the fonts were
    screwed up on a few sheets. So they will have to be plotted again.
     
    TOP, Jul 14, 2006
    #24
  5. neil

    TOP Guest

    To add more to the list for this one drawing:

    1. The presence of a particular text block and hatching caused exported
    dxf / dwg files to crash DWGeditor and hang ACAD.
     
    TOP, Jul 26, 2006
    #25
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