This one alone has save me and my co-worker A LOT of time. After you go through this exercise, try saving again and see if it works. That may be the item causing the problem. Sometimes, you’ll be notified that something needs rebuilt. In SolidWorks 2007 and up, this will bring up the Pack and Go interface. After it loads everything, select Copy Files. You do this through File, Find References.This will load everything, so on large assemblies, this will give you a chance pour a good helping of coffee down your gullet. Again, I think this works because something has not been rebuilt properly. This is the magic tool that can save you from having to recreate a lot of models and drawings. The final push before giving up and starting over. If that doesn’t do it, I’ll try deleting and recreating the configuration. Most often, this gets me the result I need. First, I’ll switch configurations, delete the one I was on and then hit Undo (Ctrl-Z) to see if that wakes it up. If the above doesn’t work, I move on to a more drastic measure. Likewise, you could try, suppressing everything and then unsuppressing. Just switch to a different configuration, preferably one that hasn’t been loaded. You may get a “Would you like to Rebuild?” Hit Yes and see if that does the trick. If you’re working in the drawing and model at the same time and getting the error on the model, try switching to the drawing shutting it down and saving. If it doesn’t work, on to the next step.Īt this point, I’ve narrowed it down to a part not rebuilding correctly.
Shut down everything that is not being worked on. It may just be that there’s too much memory being used and something clogging the tube. These are the five things I’ve found to get past it… sometimes. Whatever it is, it’s about as fun as your puppy dying, because inevitably you’ve lost countless hours of work. For the SolidWorks user, it ranks at the top of the ‘Infuriating things that make me hate my job’ list, and on the CAD Admin side of things, it’s one of the most common errors to deal with.įrom the inherent detail of a four-word message such as this, the error is more likely a catch all if a file can’t be written to, an operation isn’t completed or when something generally just doesn’t go right.
In lieu of that, here are some ways that can often times help you get around that wonderfully obscure message.įirst of all, I have no idea what causes that message to come up, but it happens at the most inopportune times, leading to the beating of fist and oftentimes tears. Available for parts only.Seriously, this error message needs to be turned off, put in a can, set ablaze and fired into space… then devoured by an evil alien bacteria and sucked into a black hole. or General Block Tolerances on dimensions that do not contain tolerances. These options define whether DimXpert uses Block Tolerances, General Tolerances. Use the Configurations page to enable new configurations that are added to the current document to be marked for rebuild. You can specify color, transparency, and intersection options for plane display.
#DOCUMENT PROPERTIES SOLIDWORKS 2005 SOFTWARE#
On a per-document basis, use the Weldments Document Properties page to specify how the weldment software creates cut lists and configurations. Options vary depending on whether you are working with a part, assembly, or drawing. You can specify quality options for image display. Lets you set crosshatch options and material density for the active part.
You can set the line weights in an active document that work best with your printer or plotter. You can create custom line styles and apply them to edges. You can set the style and weight of lines for various kinds of edges. You can display a sketch grid in an active sketch or drawing and set options for the grid display and snap functionality. You can specify document-level drafting settings for detailing options. You can specify document-level drafting settings for all view labels. Some settings are only available for drawings. You can specify document-level drafting settings for all tables. You can set display options for virtual sharps.
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