Fun Errors in Solidworks

[charlesculp]

Hey, anyone seen any fun dialog boxes?

"This file was last opened in 5430 minutes and 34 seconds."

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[DanPihlaja]

Hey, anyone seen any fun dialog boxes?

"This file was last opened in 5430 minutes and 34 seconds."

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Wow....that is 3 days, 18 hours, 30 minutes & 48 seconds! Wonder if it was left over a holiday weekend. LOL

[jcapriotti]

@charlesculp Time to upgrade me thinks.

[mike miller]

Fun errors in Solidworks?

How about this one?

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[Glenn Schroeder]

Here's a sketch relation icon I don't believe I've seen before.

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[Jaylin Hochstetler]

Even the crash reports crash...

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It did go through after a minute or 2.

[mike miller]

My all-time favorite from the old forum (RIP...):

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[DanPihlaja]

My all-time favorite from the old forum (RIP...):

That is awesome! I would love to be able to update error code messages on people sometimes......so that when the error comes up, they see this!! LOL

[AlexLachance]

Here's a sketch relation icon I don't believe I've seen before.


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Looks like somebody wasn't on SolidWorks in 2004

That's a lost reference sketch relation icon.

I wish I had it somewhere, but I love when SolidWorks crashes, asks you to generate a report and send it, and the report crashes upon generation.

[Glenn Schroeder]

Here's a sketch relation icon I don't believe I've seen before.


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Looks like somebody wasn't on SolidWorks in 2004

That's a lost reference sketch relation icon.

I wish I had it somewhere, but I love when SolidWorks crashes, asks you to generate a report and send it, and the report crashes upon generation.

You're right. I didn't start until 2009.

I've seen plenty of lost sketch relations with that hot pink icon, but it usually shows the relation type (coincident, colinear, etc) instead of the question mark.

[AlexLachance]

Here's a sketch relation icon I don't believe I've seen before.


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Looks like somebody wasn't on SolidWorks in 2004

That's a lost reference sketch relation icon.

I wish I had it somewhere, but I love when SolidWorks crashes, asks you to generate a report and send it, and the report crashes upon generation.

You're right. I didn't start until 2009.

I've seen plenty of lost sketch relations with that hot pink icon, but it usually shows the relation type (coincident, colinear, etc) instead of the question mark.

The pinkness is to show it is related to something you've selected I believe.

[Glenn Schroeder]

Looks like somebody wasn't on SolidWorks in 2004

That's a lost reference sketch relation icon.

I wish I had it somewhere, but I love when SolidWorks crashes, asks you to generate a report and send it, and the report crashes upon generation.

You're right. I didn't start until 2009.

I've seen plenty of lost sketch relations with that hot pink icon, but it usually shows the relation type (coincident, colinear, etc) instead of the question mark.

The pinkness is to show it is related to something you've selected I believe.

That has not been my experience. To illustrate what I mean I made a simple extrude, put a circular cut through it, made a sketch with a circle with a co-radial relation and a line with a co-linear relation, then deleted the round extruded cut. The relation icons are all still there, and still showing the icon type, but the one with the missing reference is pink (along with the sketch circle) while the icon showing the intact reference is still green. This is the typical behavior I see with broken sketch references, not the icon with the question mark instead of the relation type I posted earlier.

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[AlexLachance]

You're right. I didn't start until 2009.

I've seen plenty of lost sketch relations with that hot pink icon, but it usually shows the relation type (coincident, colinear, etc) instead of the question mark.

The pinkness is to show it is related to something you've selected I believe.

That has not been my experience. To illustrate what I mean I made a simple extrude, put a circular cut through it, made a sketch with a circle with a co-radial relation and a line with a co-linear relation, then deleted the round extruded cut. The relation icons are all still there, and still showing the icon type, but the one with the missing reference is pink (along with the sketch circle) while the icon showing the intact reference is still green. This is the typical behavior I see with broken sketch references, not the icon with the question mark instead of the relation type I posted earlier.


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After looking up my colors, you are right. I treat unresolved and lost references as the same category, but it appears they are not.

Yellow/goldish is for lost refences
Pink is for unresolved relations.

[Frederick_Law]

I wish I had it somewhere, but I love when SolidWorks crashes, asks you to generate a report and send it, and the report crashes upon generation.

Almost

[zxys001]

Fun errors in Solidworks?

How about this one?



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..so,.. how was your 3DExperience... and how did it make you feel?

[Damo]

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I wish I had it somewhere, but I love when SolidWorks crashes, asks you to generate a report and send it, and the report crashes upon generation.
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This one..?

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I see this one often enough to think that they do not want to know..!?

[Damo]

..so,.. how was your 3DExperience... and how did it make you feel?
[/quote]

Not a great "experience" so far..

[Glenn Schroeder]

I just love it when the software decides to switch references from one face to another one in an Assembly. As you might imagine, the face of the flange was the original selection for the mate, not the side.

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[Glenn Schroeder]

. . . and then there's this one, in the same Assembly.

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[Rob]

[AlexLachance]

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That's a beautiful BOM, reminds me of ours that we use to send info to the ERP

[Maha Nadarasa]

These type of things can happen. See this

[Damo]

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I cannot recall what caused this error. It was a little while ago. Perhaps 2016 Vers.
But it is indicative of missing or corrupt coding..! Yes..?

[Damo]

So.. Am I the only one who gets this frustrated..?!?!
I had a session just recently where Solidworks (2021.SP2) crashed a few times in a row while I was trying to save an assembly.

And so I was going to send it too. But..

Ok, I'll admit, I had to chuckle a little at that..

[Jim Steinmeyer]

Hey, anyone seen any fun dialog boxes?

"This file was last opened in 5430 minutes and 34 seconds."

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Just had one of those myself. It actually opened this time in under 2 min.

[mattpeneguy]

What does this mean?

[zxys001]

So, what am I,... a Chamfer or a Fillet?
..and after that failure,.. the Chamfer Arrow for the Loop would not go away.

[bnemec]

The old favorite "Unspecified Error" has roots that run deep.

[josh]

Not sure if this one's been posted yet:

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[AlexLachance]

The FooOK ing command

[bnemec]

Foo shows up rather frequently in the programming world, not a surprise if surfaced in a message dialog.

[Uncle_Hairball]

???????

[Glenn Schroeder]

???????

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When you select the Replace Component feature, an open Part will show in the box, but you still need to click on it to select it.

[Uncle_Hairball]

When you select the Replace Component feature, an open Part will show in the box, but you still need to click on it to select it.

That seems counterintuitive. I'm sure you're right, but if I've selected something, I've already selected it. I shouldn't have to select it again.

Thanks for pointing it out to me.