Photoworks rendering…. I get a “This model is too big for rendering’ error never had that before and do not know what to do with it to get the render. So what settings to I need to tweek?
Might be time to give 360 a go….
Photoworks rendering…. I get a “This model is too big for rendering’ error never had that before and do not know what to do with it to get the render. So what settings to I need to tweek?
Might be time to give 360 a go….

Errors with SolidJott addin. Sorry folks, we at SolidJott were not expecting the curve ball that Internet explorer has thrown us with their updates and new security measures. We are working dilligently on fixing the errors and will have a new addin and fix shortly. I do appologize for the inconvinience and hope that you will bear with us during the growing pains.
Sincerly
Ben Eadie
Known Issue with 2009 PDM WorkGroup.
If planning to run any process using SW task scheduler. you must first turn off your PDMW addin in Solidworks or process will fail due to vault login permissions problem.
SW Task Schedule for vault must run as pdmwadmin and your addin login might be only user level. See open SPR list below.
| SPR 453697: PDM Workgroup Task Scheduler fails to login when both SolidWorks 2008 and 2009 are installed |
| SPR 466710: 2009 Task Scheduler fails to remove PDM Workgroup add-in when running tasks |
When I start SolidWorks I get a error.
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COSMOSWorks
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Failed to create parametric component
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OK
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Thoughts?
I’m running sw 2008 sp4 on vista with 4 gig ram. every time I try to save as a dwg (autocad) I get the following message:
Solidworks is unable to obtain the required memory. Please attempt to free some memory and then press retry, or press cancel to terminate your solidworks session.
This is very frustrating. Any ideas what is wrong?
I also get some problems when saving as a pdf. If it is a large assembly, it craps out and I only get the bottom half of the image.
PDM cant retrieve some files says. Error Retrieving “File Name”.sldprt Do i Wish to continue.