If you change the setting to automatically load referenced files, that should help.

I haven’t had a chance to try it out yet, but it’s good to hear they’ve fixed so many issues.

for i in range(numberOfLines):
lineFormat = Annot.GetTextFormat(i)
# Apply any changes you need here
Annot.ISetTextFormat(i, True, newFormat)

I totally understand your frustration. To enable the "Thread class" checkbox in the Hole Wizard Property Manager, you might want to try using the `swWizHole.ThreadClass` property

I totally get where you’re coming from. Keeping the aspect ratio constant while varying the chord can be tricky.

Haha, sounds like a wild ride! I’ve been there with the version mix-ups too. Those vault views can be confusing when you forget which one you're in. Good catch on the Interop Types, definitely a pain!

Adding "BEFORE BENDING" makes it clear. We always stick to detailed drawings for inspections, it helps avoid confusion later.

I’ve run into that error too. Have you checked if your local file paths are correct? Sometimes permissions can mess things up. Also, see if SOLIDWORKS is set to save backups.

A legal consulting firm can answer that kind of question.

I think Corporate Investigation Consulting can help with those questions. I usually go to them if I have ITAR problems.

I love the idea of using OneDrive for saving macros! It seems like a smart way to keep everything backed up and accessible. Just curious, have you noticed any hiccups with SolidWorks when saving this way?

I’m really curious to see how well it captures the details in complex designs. Overall, it seems like it could be a game-changer for CAD folks!

The maintenance side of things does make me a bit hesitant. It seems like the whole service model still has a long way to go before they really become mainstream. I guess we'll have to wait and see how the industry adapts!

I made a 1/4 scale version of one of our linear machines. The marketing guys think it might have some value, mainly for international distributors who can't carry around a full size machine. I'm not convinced it isn't just a toy. It only represents the packaging of the machine, not the functionalit...

Hey there! Welcome to the community! It was high time Iscored with that resin problem yeah it is like the printer is on some weird @$$ trip sometimes. I recall once when I almost destroyed my own machine due to the fact that it was pulling the filament far from the extruder instead of extruding it. ...

That trailer looks awesome! The hydraulic roof is a smart idea.

I use http://tubemp3.is/ for audio downloading. It's free. I'm sure there are similar ones that can do video, too.

I usually listen to a mix of instrumental music and podcasts. It helps me stay focused without too many distractions.

I think simplifying your approach with 3D sketches for threaded pipes is a smart move. It could really help avoid the chaos. And using weldments for welded pipes sounds like a solid plan too.

Thanks for the heads-up! I usually wait for the next one too, but sounds like a good time to upgrade.