i always locate the origin manually as when i do so i find it handier with mating in asseblies etc, always appears to happen with heavily filleted or slotted parts - other than this small glitch - the new tool is fantastic and has saved me loads of time.
if you take a look at the two photos im uploading hopefully this will explain my problem
i am converting to a dwg and i do it by right clicking the part as shown in the two photoshttp://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=a14f56c9-7204-4f2a-9865-a49b9081d2b8&file=1.jpg
hi anna,
thats my first time uploading a file hope it works okhttp://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=3c70f8b0-14ec-4f20-9cd2-77a8182ce546&file=16926.SLDPRT
Hey ArtL
thanks for your input but i still am having the same issue, i tried teaking what you said in the options but to no avail. this issue it only seems to happen with the more complex of shapes, usually those involving numerous fillets and tangent sketch entities.
Hi,
I have only recently discovered the export to DWG/DXF option in SW2010.
though i am having problems with some of the parts i try to send, it seems to struggle with tangent edges and fillets. the fillets and tangent edges seem to go the opposite way than i have drawn them. has anoyone...
