Parts turning black in display??

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Jake, Dec 8, 2004.

  1. Jake

    Jake Guest

    Ever have this happen. I bring assemblies home from work and load them into
    my computer. Sometimes the whole assembly will turn black. Othertimes it
    will be all but one part is black. I cant go in and change colors or
    anything. I will bring them back to work the next day and they will be fine.
    Only happens in 2005 SP.1 with NvidiaQuatro500FX....this is the third or
    fourth time its happened. Not like the video card is bad. Just very random.
    Very hard to work on a black assembly :( Jake Barron
     
    Jake, Dec 8, 2004
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  2. Jake

    matt Guest

    try removing material.
     
    matt, Dec 8, 2004
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  3. Devon T. Sowell, Dec 8, 2004
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  4. Jake

    Bob Guest

    I had a similar thing happen to me. A glass part that was transparent showed
    as black. It was fine (transparent) when looking at the part, it was fine
    when inserted in a new assembly. I guess it just did this with the original
    2004 assembly that was converted to 2005. I'm running 2005 0.1 and an Oxygen
    card. Didn't have time to worry about it so I just recreated the assembly
    and all was well.
    Bob
     
    Bob, Dec 8, 2004
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  5. I'd say you've used Real View graphics at work and due to that, the
    assembly turns black at your home. In SW2004 Real View graphichs
    requires, if i remember correctly, SP3 to get it working.
     
    toni.korhonen, Dec 8, 2004
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  6. Jake

    Brian Mears Guest

    I've seen this as well--it's usually a part I've made transparent. I'm
    using a Quadro FX500. It sticks with the file--if I bring it home, it shows
    that way at home. Messing with (or removing) the material is the only way
    I've been able to fix it.

    I'm experiencing other graphics weirdness as well--some parts become
    striped, and one faded to black from one side to the other.

    Hmm...

    Brian
     
    Brian Mears, Dec 9, 2004
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