This issue happens every now and then, never really figured out why it happens. I thought maybe someone here would have an idea. Note, I’ve seen this on SolidWorks 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2019 and 2023. The missing versions are versions I haven’t worked with, but I probably would have ran into it with other versions.
We do sections in our drawings, sometimes they are “partial”(not in SolidWorks term). Every now and then, the section view’s bounding box becomes the size of the entire model, even though the section is only supposed to display a partial view of the model. Most of the time, it shows up correctly. When it doesn’t, I can’t figure for the life of me what is causing it and how to resolve it.
Yeah it’s generally what I do for the quick-fix on projects, but it would be fun to know the trigger of it, so that if the project turns out to be used for a P&G that the next user doesn’t have to figure out why his view isn’t showing up(because of the crop)
I too have experienced this glitch.
I also use the crop view command as a quick-fix.
I find some view (drawing glitch) issues are resolved by opening the model with the contect menu, doing Ctrl-Q, returning to the drawing and refresh.
Not always tho.
I have also known this to occur when I have used “Insert Part into Part”, or other direct editing tools.
(Like the model keeps reference of where something was before Move/Copy/Delete Body/Face com,mands.. Meh.)
Just a normal Tuesday with Solidworks.
I’ve experienced this many times, to be honest I couldn’t find the reason either, sometimes it was fixed when I deleted the view and re-created it, sometimes I saw that it was fixed when I turned the pc on and off even though I didn’t fix it at all. For a long time, all I’ve done at SW’s strange errors is laugh and …