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import solidworks files on onshape
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Did you ensure the filename of your "Pack and Go" zip was exactly the same as the name of the top level assembly model it contained?6
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Related question: how can I import a Solidworks assembly when I don't have Solidworks (I can't create a pack and go folder)?5
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Did you ensure the filename of your "Pack and Go" zip was exactly the same as the name of the top level assembly model it contained?6
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oh thank you, the name is not the same. It's working now0
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Related question: how can I import a Solidworks assembly when I don't have Solidworks (I can't create a pack and go folder)?5
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Note to users: this question has been asked and is being answered on a new thread; to avoid fragmentation, please disregard it here.Maciej_2 said:Related question: how can I import a Solidworks assembly when I don't have Solidworks (I can't create a pack and go folder)?
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I am having the same problem. I checked that my top level assy has the exact name as my zip file. But still no luck with the translation. Please help! I need more ideas on what I'm doing wrong.
Any idea how to fix this? What am I doing srong?0 -
@lucas_jones
The quickest way to resolve this would be to share your document with Onshape support and submit a Feedback ticket (under the "Help" menu within the CAD document)0

