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I have an issue with a file causing crashing when attempting to open. I have submitted a help inquiry, to which the response included a new file, with the CAM data stripped, noting the CAM info was corrupt. This was great...except, I need the CAM data of the next level up assembly, which also will not open and crashes F360.
When asking about any further possibly remedy, the response was just that the file was already stripped of CAM and use that.
Is there any way for a "normal" user to disable CAM data in a file, possibly allowing the next level up assembly to open properly without a crash?
It is quite odd that I was able to open the files in August, but now they crash. I have used the file many times, and even attempting to open previous versions of the file (over 90 revisions on this one) result in crashes. Seems very weird to have an entire line of file versions all of a sudden become "corrupt", and questioning the ability for the tech support to open a file in a previous version to see if there was something incompatible with the latest update fell on deaf ears.
Anyone that can share any similar experience or any suggestions, I would appreciate it. While I can re-do the CAM, I would prefer not losing all reference to it and to my tooling use, etc.
John
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