In Context Design
In Context Design
(OP)
I've been using SolidWorks for several years. On my last project, I thought I'd try in-context design. I have basically 2 plastic parts - a bucket and a lid. (Visualize 5 gallon paint buckets). Plenty of ribbing and circular patterns. since I've started the in-context work, my machine has been real, real, real slow. Is this common with in-context design? BTW - 3 GIG machine with 2 GIG ram.
Thanks.
Thanks.






RE: In Context Design
RE: In Context Design
Jeff Mirisola, CSWP
http://designsmarter.typepad.com/jeffs_blog
Dell M90, Core2 Duo
4GB RAM
Nvidia 3500M
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Dan
www.eltronresearch.com
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do you have some "stop lights" that won't go away even after you force a rebuild (cntrl-q)?
-Shaggy
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Jeff Mowry
www.industrialdesignhaus.com
Reason trumps all. And awe transcends reason.
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-Shaggy
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Just one point, you may want to "LOCK" your external references see if it faster then "UNLOCK" them. If you break them they are gone for good, unless you have a backup of the file.