We updated to SP2 and created a lot of data, we rolled back to SP1 after the debacle with SP2, this data is now unreadable in SP1. What is the real reason for the problems in SP2, is it only the PDF writing?? We can live without this but cannot live with unreadable data. can we safely update again to SP2 and forego PDF, for which we use FineprintPDF anyway.
I've been using SP2.0 with few additional problems. I ran into a wierd display issue with center marks that is new. That's about all I've found it doing what might be classified as machine design.
That's the irony in all of this. SP2 for me has been wonderful to work with. My Save-as PDF works just fine and I've already done a couple of surfacing projects to which I ran into almost no problems.
SP0 should never have been released since it had a fatal "Edge Tangency" flaw. Just download my Alien in a Jar, open the Alien Head and do a CTRL-Q on it. You will see the faces around the nostril area lose it's tangency. What an abomination this release was.
SP1 should never have been released with all of it's drawing problems.
So in my opinion, there is no good release out to this day of SolidWorks 2004 period!!!
Mike Wilson
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I can tell you that every computer set up at SolidWorks World was running 2004 SP 2.0. I'm not sure if it was a modified version of SP2 or the original released version.
Dale, What are you seeing with the centermarks? I just did my first SP 2.0 drawing and I find that I can't drag the ends of the centermark lines out to the boundary of the part like I used to be able to. I don't like the looks of the dimension line crossing over the part and prefer the look of the centermark line extending outward.
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