How to fix errors that are not errors?

Have you tried sending the files to your VAR?  If you are on subscription, make it their problem.  Oh, and ONE and TWO!!!!

Bruce Secovich  wrote:

All in the thread above, I am sure that the problem lies with an assembly constraint in the virtual part. I am not interested in deleting and rebuilding constraints this way. Note, that many times, if you have a sweep attached this way (with a concentric line to cylinder), you can later edit the assembly, move one of the anchoring parts, and the sweep will not update. Not even with ctrl Q. You need to delete the line to cylinder constraint and recreate it.

Not the case here. The tubes actually updates quite well in the assembly.

I am sick of spending hours of my day fixing things that were working at some time in the past but now mysteriously break. Been a problem with Solidworks for 15 years. Instead, they insist on changing the file structure each major release, forcing their user base to update old parts, assemblies and drawings to work with the latest release. Every time there are issues like this.

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I gave your post a Like, not for what has happened to you (and a lot of us), but because you are speaking up about it.  If more people expressed their aggravation over the bugs in SWX maybe corporate would pay more attention and do something about it.

. . . . Maybe.

way back in collage a bunch of my friends had an old car we used for a float in the Home Coming Parade. While running around the "float" someone would randomly yell "Dead Ants" and everyone would flop on their backs waiving their arms and legs in the air. One special feature to the car was a 2 gallon tank mounted on the roof of the car with lines running into the exhaust manifolds and the tank was filled with used oil. Every time the band in front would start marching in place the driver would put the car in neutral, open the valve to the tank and rev the engine filling the whole block with smoke. Then when the sound of the band receded he would start driving ahead.

     Imagine his surprise when emerging from the smoke to see a couple of pairs of hands and feet waiving just over the top of the car hood. He barely stopped in time. Oh, I forgot to mention the traditional collage keg sitting in the back seat that may have effected his concentration.

     Thinking of John playing Dead Ants in Wal Mart brought that fond memory back.