Need Help with 2005 Animator
Need Help with 2005 Animator
(OP)
Hello All,
Does anyone else have trouble with the 2005 Animator? I am completly lost with this timeline thing. I was told by my VAR to try 2005 Animator to fix problems I was having in the 2004 Animator. I did not realize that 2005 is completly different that 2004. Can anyone give me any advice or guidelines to stick to when animating. I have had many problems where my animation paths would get deleted after changing a duration time. Also had problems with parts not showing up in the frames. Very strange stuff. I have a video card that is supported on the solidworks website so I don't think that is it. Please help...but be gentle.
Does anyone else have trouble with the 2005 Animator? I am completly lost with this timeline thing. I was told by my VAR to try 2005 Animator to fix problems I was having in the 2004 Animator. I did not realize that 2005 is completly different that 2004. Can anyone give me any advice or guidelines to stick to when animating. I have had many problems where my animation paths would get deleted after changing a duration time. Also had problems with parts not showing up in the frames. Very strange stuff. I have a video card that is supported on the solidworks website so I don't think that is it. Please help...but be gentle.
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RE: Need Help with 2005 Animator
RE: Need Help with 2005 Animator
Helpful SW websites every user should be aware of FAQ559-520
How to get answers to your SW questions FAQ559-1091
RE: Need Help with 2005 Animator
Those are some good links for those who need to get started
Best Regards,
Jon
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Solidworks 2006 SP0.0
RE: Need Help with 2005 Animator
(One 29-second segment took 27 hours to "render" on a client's computer--a fast AMD Opteron. Yikes! Hope for no power outages.)
Jeff Mowry
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