ferro.84
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Good morning.
I have a single folder with .sda files, .sdac, .sdp, .sdpc, probably derived from a "data save 3d" of different groups/parts.
I happen that when I try to open a group (.sda or .sdac) within this folder
There are missing files that do not allow me to upload the 3d.
I don't know how to call it.
I found out that to know what you lost on the street just type in the command line, immediately after the failed upload:
and the cad shows you the unique id and the name of missing files,
in my case one or more parts (.sdp, .sdpc) that make up the group (.sda, .sdac)
but in the unique folder these files are there! I'm putting them on video. premium of the group, then when I load it I have no mistakes.
question: can you tell the cad that these groups are composed of parts (or other subgroups) that can find all within the only folder?
I hope I could explain. . .
Thank you for your help!
I have a single folder with .sda files, .sdac, .sdp, .sdpc, probably derived from a "data save 3d" of different groups/parts.
I happen that when I try to open a group (.sda or .sdac) within this folder
There are missing files that do not allow me to upload the 3d.
I don't know how to call it.
I found out that to know what you lost on the street just type in the command line, immediately after the failed upload:
Code:
(display (cluster-manager-errors))
in my case one or more parts (.sdp, .sdpc) that make up the group (.sda, .sdac)
but in the unique folder these files are there! I'm putting them on video. premium of the group, then when I load it I have no mistakes.
question: can you tell the cad that these groups are composed of parts (or other subgroups) that can find all within the only folder?
I hope I could explain. . .
Thank you for your help!