Re: CosmosXpress may cause floating assembly components

I did add spilt lines to both parts prior to CosmosXpress to created

> resistance and force boundaries. Any suggestions as to what may have caused > my assembly to go nuts!

When you split a face, SW can lose mates to that face. (I'm not sure if it always loses all mates or if it sometimes manages to save some or all of them. I think it is the latter.) I believe this is because one or both of the split faces now has to have a new name. If you were mated to the part that gets a new name, your mate is broken.

I haven't tried it (I didn't think of it till now), but you might try deleting the split lines. That might, by some mighty miracle, give you a face with the original name and fix the mates.

Jerry Steiger Tripod Data Systems

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I got an SPR for this early last year. Still isn't fixed of course. There is just no good reason for SolidWorks to assign a new face ID like that.

Mike Wilson

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Mike J. Wilson

That's bizarre. Were the mates connected with edges that were shared with a split face?

Jerry Steiger Tripod Data Systems

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