Every time I open one of my assemblies, I get the warning 'Unable to locate the file "path.sldprt"'. After clicking "Browse for file", then locating the part, the next time I open the assembly solidworks asks me to locate the part again.
Every time I open one of my assemblies, I get the warning 'Unable to locate the file "path.sldprt"'. After clicking "Browse for file", then locating the part, the next time I open the assembly solidworks asks me to locate the part again.
Is the path.sldprt file a component in the assembly, or is it an external reference to one of the parts or assemblies?
Reason why I ask, is that, if it is the 2nd one, then you need to make sure that your references aren't locked for that part that is linked to it and then make sure that you save that particular part as well.
After clicking "Browse for file", then locating the part, the next time I open the assembly solidworks asks me to locate the part again
the part you mentioned here is in the main or sub assembly
if it's in the sub-assembly, you need to open and save the sub-assembly otherwise, it'll ask you again next time you open the main assembly
the part you mentioned here is in the main or sub assembly
if it's in the sub-assembly, you need to open and save the sub-assembly otherwise, it'll ask you again next time you open the main assembly