I just made a revision to a mold design where the customer wanted to increase the rail height. This was easy enough to do and the model up-dated brilliantly. I needed to change a few configurations for some things, but no problem there either.
EXCEPT when I opened the drawing. I had already inserted cosmetic threads to my section views, and now they were all out of position for the part of the mold which was stretched out. I have been unable to get them to up-date. They seem to just be where they were originally when I inserted them and that is it. I can hide them, but now I cannot bring them back.
Anybody else seen this? Has it always been this way?? I don't seem to recall ever noticing it before and this is not the first time I ever needed to change a rail height.
Of course if I were an ACAD user I could use a SW product to up-date any version of one of my old dwg files. Seems that if I am a long time use of the 3-d software, though, I have to live with bogus regressions on an almost daily basis. Guess they don't care about me anymore-they already have my $$$.
jk
SometimesWorks 2005, sp01.1 on an amd 3400+, 2 gb , nvidia xgl 1100 , Win2K