unmanageable frame frame

[braunfish]

I have a welded frame that is slowing down all the asses at crazy levels, every time I move a platelet I have to wait 30 seconds minimum.
is it possible to "explode" losing the chassis feature but maintaining the individual components?

 

[braunfish]

here is the frame and its layout

 

[davide75]

but did you do it as an inventor's welded assembly or with the frame module? ?

 

[braunfish]

but did you do it as an inventor's welded assembly or with the frame module? ?

module frames.
the file that contains it is a welded set.
what slows me down is the positioning of all the plates on the frame

 

[GiGa]

sure that the frame has no construction errors?
type cuts/extensions of profiles referring to non-existing faces or other features of the generator no longer correct... because as a frame it is very simple and certainly not normal a similar behavior. . .

 

[braunfish]

There are no mistakes.
the problem is to bind external plates to the existing frame within the same welded assembly.
if I create an additional welded set in which I insert as subaxieme the frame, then adding the plates to the assieme father disappear all the problems.

 

[davide75]

According to me it can depend at this point on the fact that the frame has made it become a welded and therefore it can weigh too much the file. In fact I would do as you suggested in the sense of doing one to the other together in which to fix the frame and the plates.