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CorBlimeyLimey
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Very interesting!
That's not a bug ... it's new feature which creates a mirrored version before the original.![[smile]](/data/assets/smilies/smile.gif "[smile] [smile]")
Can you post the part to play with?
That's not a bug ... it's new feature which creates a mirrored version before the original.
Can you post the part to play with?
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Dan,
They're the usual settings: follow path, etc. If I create the same profile on the opposite side and create the sweep using the same path, it works just fine. However, I ended up having to change gears anyway and went with some surfacing instead.
Jeff Mirisola
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M9 Defense
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They're the usual settings: follow path, etc. If I create the same profile on the opposite side and create the sweep using the same path, it works just fine. However, I ended up having to change gears anyway and went with some surfacing instead.
Jeff Mirisola
Director of Engineering
M9 Defense
My Blog
Jeff maybe it might be related to the bug they fixed with sketches on the top plane having the wrong default orientation. The problem does look like a bit of a doozey.
Good thing there are a great many ways to do anything with SolidWorks. I also know that you know SolidWorks inside and out. Maybe you also need to learn it upside down.
CorBlimeyLimey thanks for the That's not a bug... it's a new feature post I'm still chuckling a little bit.
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Good thing there are a great many ways to do anything with SolidWorks. I also know that you know SolidWorks inside and out. Maybe you also need to learn it upside down.
CorBlimeyLimey thanks for the That's not a bug... it's a new feature post I'm still chuckling a little bit.
"It's not the size of the Forum that matters, It's the Quality of the Posts"
Michael Cole
Boston, MA
CSWP, CSWI, CSWTS
Follow me on !w¡#$%
@ TrajPar - @ mcSldWrx2008
= ProE = SolidWorks
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