How to reduce file size.
How to reduce file size.
(OP)
Hello.
I am looking for a way to reduce the size of a file to be used in Soldiworks 2011.
The file that I need to reduce contains many complex surfaces. I have reduced the size of the file by opening the file and deleting parts or sections that I do not need to use. This process is very slow and I can not significantly reduce the file size. Any of you could help me with this problem?
I will appreciate any advice.
Thank you.
I am looking for a way to reduce the size of a file to be used in Soldiworks 2011.
The file that I need to reduce contains many complex surfaces. I have reduced the size of the file by opening the file and deleting parts or sections that I do not need to use. This process is very slow and I can not significantly reduce the file size. Any of you could help me with this problem?
I will appreciate any advice.
Thank you.






RE: How to reduce file size.
RE: How to reduce file size.
Dan
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Dan's Blog
RE: How to reduce file size.
Or simply roll up the feature tree by dragging the bar at the bottom of the browser to the top of the browser hidding all features in the graphics window. At the other end they simply drag it back down. (the highlight/dark pixalation triangles is what makes the file size large. helix curves and curvy faces compound this issue)
rollupswx
RE: How to reduce file size.
Saving as a parasolid and re-opeing can also reduce file size, but at the expense of the history.
RE: How to reduce file size.
RE: How to reduce file size.
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RE: How to reduce file size.
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RE: How to reduce file size.
Christopher Zona - Product Designer
Loretto, Ontario
RE: How to reduce file size.
Didn't even answer the first question by CBL.
RE: How to reduce file size.
RE: How to reduce file size.
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