Help needed with Imported file

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by hkumaraju, Aug 16, 2007.

  1. hkumaraju

    hkumaraju Guest

    I have just downloaded a zipped solidworks file from 3-D content
    central. Upon opening the zip file, all of the part files are
    included along with the assembly file. The assembly file is the only
    file that will show on my screen, none of the part files. The only
    thing in the desine tree of the part files is the word "Imported"
    with an icon next to it. How do I get the part files to show in my
    graphics area. Please tell me the sequence that I must follow in order
    to make them show. And why is it set up the way that it is?
    Hajji
     
    hkumaraju, Aug 16, 2007
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  2. hkumaraju

    fcsuper Guest

    Let us know which file it is so we can check it out too. Just as an
    initial idea, have you looked to see if the assembly or models have
    any configurations that may display their part?

    Matt Lorono
    http://sw.fcsuper.com
    Co-moderator of http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/solidworks/
     
    fcsuper, Aug 17, 2007
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  3. hkumaraju

    FlowerPot Guest

    I'd bet that if you hit F on the keyboard in the part file, that would
    fix the whole thing.

    This is what you get when you pay $12/hr for modeling work. And then we
    have to help them for free.

    Daisy
     
    FlowerPot, Aug 17, 2007
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  4. It is the occ_chopper file in 3-D Content Central.
     
    G. De Angelis, Aug 17, 2007
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  5. hkumaraju

    j Guest

    Check to make sure that the imported model in the part file is not
    suppressed. The other thing is to check the Solid body folder at the top
    of the feature tree and make sure that the body is showing and not hidden.
     
    j, Aug 17, 2007
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  6. hkumaraju

    keith Guest

    Perhaps your version of Solidworks is older than what was used to
    create these parts and assembly. I believe the chopper was drawn up
    for Solidworks World 2006. If you request parts and assemblies for a
    prior version, perhaps a behind the scenes conversion has taken place
    for older Solidworks releases.

    This is one reason I believe persons who upload parts should use the
    oldest release possible to create parts and assemblies.

    Keith
     
    keith, Aug 17, 2007
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