Why this happen in Some models with patterns and complex commands?
What is the reason behind this ?
Advance thanks for your views and advices ..
AD
Why this happen in Some models with patterns and complex commands?
What is the reason behind this ?
Advance thanks for your views and advices ..
AD
Can you post the part?
Hi Greg,
Sorry to say but I can not post the part here..due to NDA reasons..
thats why I posted video here..
Will try to post other part with same issue..
Thanks.
AD
Hello,
Did you check with Solidworks RX if your graphic card driver is ok?
Hi Romain ,
Graphic card is certified and ok...
Thanks
AD
Expand the Feature Manager to show the Display Pane to see what states have been activated.
Right-click on the Display Pane and select Clear All Top Level Overrides.
If the above suggestions don't work, rollback (or suppress) certain features or patterns to see if the display returns to normal?
Checked no problem in this.
Ajay,
You have a topological error in your model. Go to Tools>Options>System Options>Performance. The first checkbox is for "verification on rebuild". Turn that on, then hit CTRL-Q. This will do a full force rebuild, and it will probably turn some of your features RED. Those need to be analysed for why they are bad (causing inverted faces).
Make sure to turn verification on rebuild back off after you get it all fixed. It very significantly increases rebuild time, so you don't want it on all the time.
Here is an example of me doing this on purpose: https://forum.solidworks.com/message/68019#68019
Hi,
Thanks for your replies..
Thanks
AD
Ajay,
You have a topological error in your model. Go to Tools>Options>System Options>Performance. The first checkbox is for "verification on rebuild". Turn that on, then hit CTRL-Q. This will do a full force rebuild, and it will probably turn some of your features RED. Those need to be analysed for why they are bad (causing inverted faces).
Make sure to turn verification on rebuild back off after you get it all fixed. It very significantly increases rebuild time, so you don't want it on all the time.
Here is an example of me doing this on purpose: https://forum.solidworks.com/message/68019#68019