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It took 5.1 Service packs for 2021(and its still broken) ... who's taking the plunge with 2022 at SP0?

Installed it..seems to work...time will tell.
.. noticed right away ..display tangent edges are solid...a regression?

Bradfordzzz wrote: ↑Sat Nov 27, 2021 5:44 am It took 5.1 Service packs for 2021(and its still broken) ... who's taking the plunge with 2022 at SP0?

Can I say................I'll wait for SP0.1....??? I'm sorry, my faith in DSS is at a really low ebb.

mike miller wrote: ↑Mon Nov 29, 2021 8:03 am Can I say................I'll wait for SP0.1....??? I'm sorry, my faith in DSS is at a really low ebb.

But...SolidWorks is world-class, 3.1D CAD technology!

mike miller wrote: ↑Mon Nov 29, 2021 8:03 am Can I say................I'll wait for SP0.1....??? I'm sorry, my faith in DSS is at a really low ebb.

Well if you are disappointed with DSS over SW, you can depend on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to restore your confidence in the company...

Well well well and another well.

Got this this morning -

The following issues have been addressed in 2022 a1 which is currently available for download from our website.

Thank you,

Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corp. Technical Support

SR# -- 1-3372891472
SPR# -- Description
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649365 - Task Scheduler, Feature - Split Part: Enhancement: Ability to rename Split Body parts with the SWX Explorer (or in the feature manager tree) and the modified names should update the parent feature

I will hold my breath though

570042
Graphics - Color, Appearances Derive Component Part: Derived parts created using Save Bodies loose appearance if the original part is updated while the derived parts are open
2019 SP01

That never happened or maybe it was fixed in sp1 and then broke again ever since.

I just can't bring myself to download it.
Its like getting in line for a punch in the face ... and getting back in line again.

Bradfordzzz wrote: ↑Tue Nov 30, 2021 5:13 am I just can't bring myself to download it.
Its like getting in line for a punch in the face ... and getting back in line again.

Agreed..