Why does my part get rendered like this in assemblies?
Maybe some kind of low quality setting, think I have tried everything...
Looks fine when I open the part (imported solid, old solidworks file)
Why does my part get rendered like this in assemblies?
Maybe some kind of low quality setting, think I have tried everything...
Looks fine when I open the part (imported solid, old solidworks file)
Yes, that is also what it looks like to me, and the part does have a coincident mate but only to the surface on the other side of the part. I tried moving it away but it still happens. And it's not the only part. I fiddled a lot with the quality settings to make the system run faster with larger assemblies, but can't figure out where I went too far.
Do you have this option turned on?
Yes, tried to disable, didn't work.... :-(
Mono Tovarisj wrote:
Yes, tried to disable, didn't work.... :-(
No, don't disable it. It should be turned on.
It was on, just tried to see if it made a difference off, it didn't, now it's on again... :-)
It seems like it, in general, has a hard time rendering faces close to each other, it didn't use to be like this.
Hi Mono,
It looks like you have two surfaces in contact with one another. If you add a small gap between them the problem should go away. Between 0.1 and 0.5mm generally works for me depending on the scale of the part/assembly.