What's a "time-zero key"?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Richard Doyle, Oct 13, 2004.

  1. Richard Doyle

    Richard Doyle Guest

    Well this is new. I am saving an assembly and get the following "advisory"
    message:

    The model has changed and the following components have time-zero keys
    corresponding to positions that cannot be reached. Do you want to update
    their time-zero keys to valid positions?

    It then lists the files.

    I agreed to update my time-zero keys (hey, why not?), the file saves and I'm
    back to work.

    Anyone know what a "time-zero key" is, and why mine can't reach their
    position.

    SWX2005 SP0
    Win2K SP4

    Richard
     
    Richard Doyle, Oct 13, 2004
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  2. Richard Doyle

    Wayne Tiffany Guest

    ET phone home....

    Anyway, are you running PDM? Maybe something there.

    WT
     
    Wayne Tiffany, Oct 13, 2004
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  3. Richard Doyle

    Richard Doyle Guest

    I wonder if it has to do with Animator? I just looked at the Animation tab
    and tried to fuss with it some------>CRASH.

    Oh well, I have "zero-time" to mess with it right now.

    Richard
     
    Richard Doyle, Oct 13, 2004
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  4. Richard Doyle

    Zander Guest

    Did you create an animation in this assembly? I believe the time-zero key
    relates to an animation timeline.
     
    Zander, Oct 13, 2004
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  5. Richard Doyle

    Mike J. Wilson Guest

    Yep, I get this all the time.

    Mike Wilson
     
    Mike J. Wilson, Oct 13, 2004
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