I changed a diameter and lost part of my revolve. Is there anyway to re-revolve the part?
I changed a diameter and lost part of my revolve. Is there anyway to re-revolve the part?
Please attach the file (or at least an example of what you are talking about).
How can I attach a file to a forum post?
Solidworks is history based.....so going back and changing your original revolve might do the trick?
Seriously...everything that can be provided here is going to be a guess until/unless you provide more feedback.
Hey Jim,
Make use of your rollback bar. Get your revolve sketch and feature working then move further down your featuretree.
~Ben
I have attached a picture of the part and revolve missing. I did use the roll back and seem to have my full part back.
Not sure why if I scroll back to 40 mm asmbl model I loose part of the part?
Jim,
Use the rollback bar and drop it above each individual feature, when your material comes back, you know which feature is the one removing the body of your revolve. When you find the culprit, edit the feature or sketch used to make the feature so that it does not remove the material you need.
~Ben
That seems to have worked. As long as I don't scroll past the last step.
I am working with other peoples drawings and trying to fix them. My solidworks experience is a little limited.
Been working with solidworks off and on for years.
Thanks for the help.
Jim,
Use the rollback bar and drop it above each individual feature, when your material comes back, you know which feature is the one removing the body of your revolve. When you find the culprit, edit the feature or sketch used to make the feature so that it does not remove the material you need.
~Ben