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Importing a SW Assembly
kirk_2
Member Posts: 34 ✭
I created a pack&go file from my SW model and uploaded it to OS. OS then says tab cannot be translated. Wondering what I did wrong. I can attach a file, but as it's 1.1M I'll hold off for now in case it's just something simple I neglected.
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Dries
Twitter: @onshapetricks & @babart1977
We are looking into reports of translation errors with SolidWorks 2015 SP2 files, so stick with 2015 SP1 and earlier for now.
If you are accustomed to creating your Pack and Go zips with a different structure, please let us know through the Feedback mechanism and we can improve the feature.
If you open a support case with the specific P&G that you are having problems with, we will be happy to take a look.
Jon
Twitter: @onshapetricks & @babart1977
FWIW, a single SW part translates fine in 2014 version.
You do not need to put the P&G into an additional zip file. P&G _is_ a zip file.
Can you try upgrading to latest solidworks sp2 ? This might be a software defect in solidworks itself
From http://www.solidworks.com/sw/support/CustomerBulletins.html
SOLIDWORKS 2015 SP2.1 products fix SPR 862458 (Save operation may not save complete files, which may result in file corruption.). This problem is specific to SOLIDWORKS 2015 products.
The random problem may occur when saving in SOLIDWORKS CAD or when saving a file in an application that uses the SOLIDWORKS Document Manager such as, but not limited to, SOLIDWORKS Enterprise PDM, SOLIDWORKS Workgroup PDM, and SOLIDWORKS Pack and Go.
Customers currently using any 2015 Service Pack older than SP2.1 should upgrade to SP2.1.
It's not critical to me to resolve this problem, but as a beta tester I thought I should point it out.
When you create a "Pack and Go" in Sldwks 2014, there is an option "Save to zip file".
Check this circle to have the application load all the files into a single zip file.
Make sure you don't change the default name of the resulting zip file, which will match the top level assembly from which you should be creating your "Pack and Go" file.
There should be no need for you to upgrade to 2015.
The assembly rendered very well, and the individual parts were all in place, but I couldn't do any work with them as far as I know. I guess the mate and subassembly relationships are not translated.