Hi all im hoping somebody can help me as after the last few days searching I havent been able to find any answers.
I am new to the whole 3d and 2d scene in fact only a few weeks but enough about me.
My problem is this I am currently building in inventor 2015 and thought all was going well and looked at making a dwf file for a360 for my phone to show others my progress, after making and viewing one successfully I had realised that I had put an extrusion on the wrong face so deleated it and corrected the mistake, then carried on with the project. A few days later went to make a new dwf file and it opened up the design reviewer after I had saved so I closed it down and there was a message box saying "the selected DWF file contains no 2D markup data, would you like to open this in design review?" I have no idea why or how this has happened, if anyone can help or point me in the right direction I would be very greatful.
I have been using the method to create the dwf file of save as and adding the .dwf at the end.
Many thanks in advance and more if it can be solved
Stan
Hello Stan,
did you export a part or an assembly as DWF? Also did
you enable or disable the "markups" in the export dialo-
ge? I don´t know if you need them or if you don´t need
them by now.
Perhaps the DWF writer is more versatile at it? I don´t
think so, but it could be wrth a try...
Kind regards
Daniel
Hello Stan,
makes sense now... as if the change to the IPT made the
difference. I am a little startled about the materials gone
missing. Could you try to make a pack and go of the as-
sembly? Don´t forget to not skip the libraries. Could solve
the material issue.
Also- to get to know if it is the IPT you made the changes
to- try to save a version without this particular ipt. Try the
export. Then place the IPT and go again. If the materials
are showing after the pack and go- try it for the
modified assembly.
Also you should try to export the modified IPT as a DWF on
it´s own too.
I know it´s tedious, yet to get to the core of the problem, you
should try this way, to rule out the factors one by one.
Kind regards
Daniel