Select other? NOT!

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by hacksaw, Nov 24, 2003.

  1. hacksaw

    hacksaw Guest

    Is anyone seeing the following select other weirdness?

    Start the mate command....I pick a face with LMB.
    RMB, select other, cycle thru some faces till I get the one I was after...
    LMB to accept the selection.
    The original face I picked on turns green and says "you must pick from two
    different components for mating.
    Well, I realize I have to do that!
    Which is what I was trying to do when I got bogged down in the select other
    command!

    There are some other variations of this condition
    Better results are achieved with the RMB on the very first pick. Although
    This is not always true.
    Other conditions like order of the pick also seems to be in play....
    I have seen this on two different workstations.
    I suspect I do not understand some of the implications of the changes to the
    mate command.

    Anyone notice this?
    I would love to change the way I pick....(not really) if I could figure out
    the recommended "select other behavior"
    Recommendations anyone?

    Hacksaw
     
    hacksaw, Nov 24, 2003
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  2. hacksaw

    N. Jones Guest

    I usually select with the RMB if I know I'm am going to do a "select other"
    Seems to work almost all the time that way.........

    Noel Jones
     
    N. Jones, Nov 24, 2003
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  3. hacksaw

    Krister L Guest

    Same here...if I know I'm gonna "select other" I always rmb directly, close
    to for example an edge, must say I've never seen this ......and it seem like
    I can't repet it

    Krister
     
    Krister L, Nov 24, 2003
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  4. SPR 197110
     
    Malcolm_Tempt, Nov 25, 2003
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  5. hacksaw

    hacksaw Guest

    Thanks Malcolm, I thought it was a bug.

    Thanks to everyone else on the right click to avoid the irritation!

    Hacksaw
     
    hacksaw, Nov 25, 2003
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  6. Hacksaw,

    I just checked that SPR # and it is specific to the RMB menu for ballooning. You'll probably want to report your problem
    too.

    MT
     
    Malcolm_Tempt, Nov 25, 2003
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