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Browser Icons

Anonymous
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I have come across a symbol in the browser that i don't understand. It looks like a lower case i in a blue circle. It is shown in an assembly against a folded sheet metal part. It doesn't appear to be a problem but what does it mean?

 

Thanks in advance

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JDMather
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Indicates an unresolved issue.

Attach file here.


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Anonymous
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I did check for any issues and couldn't find what's wrong. The part itself is good and all constraints in the assembly are good. I have opened the part and have done a save as. I then replaced the part in the assembly with the resaved part and the icon disappeared. I then went one step further and replaced it again with the original part and the icon has not come back. That suggests to me that somehow a link became corrupt and doing this has reinstated good links.

 

Thanks for your help 

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JDMather
Consultant
Consultant

There was a + symbol next to that unresolved issue symbol.

I would have run Manage>Rebuild all and then click that + symbol and expanded the Relationships folder before taking screen capture image.


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johnsonshiue
Community Manager
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Hi! No, I don't think that is the Unresolved status. It is probably some geometric error within the part. Or, the flat pattern fails to compute. Open the sheet metal part and it should show where the problem is.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue ([email protected])
Software Test Engineer
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