A coworker converted a slddrw into a dwg (R14) and for somereason, a centermark arc bumped out 0.050". He had dimensioned thehole pattern to this arc and in the slddrw file, the arc goesthrough the center of the holes and the radial dimension wascorrect (11.000). After converting, the radial dimension still read11.000, but the centermark arc measured 11.050 radius. The arrow ofthe dimension ended 0.05" short of the arc and if you extended itto the arc, it changed to 11.050.
There were three other dimensions created the exact same way andthey did not have this error after converting.
Has this happened to anyone else? Any solution other than theobvious (don't convert to R14 and erase 13 years of softwaredevelopment progress)?
Also, any good ideas about emailing drawings without usingpack-and-go and giving someone your model?SolidworksDrawings And Detailing
There were three other dimensions created the exact same way andthey did not have this error after converting.
Has this happened to anyone else? Any solution other than theobvious (don't convert to R14 and erase 13 years of softwaredevelopment progress)?
Also, any good ideas about emailing drawings without usingpack-and-go and giving someone your model?SolidworksDrawings And Detailing
