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failure to display the extruded solid

Ju23

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Hello, I am a newly enrolled engineering student at the forum and taking hold with solidworks 2020!
I began to use for the first time the 2020 version a few days ago and immediately found a "problem" resulting from the impossibility (appearing) to view the solid obtained (even only after a simple extrusion of a sketch).
the result that I get is, in fact, the shadow of the solid and, by clicking on the function performed, the appearance of the boundary lines. I imagined it was a visualization problem due to the "show/hide body" setting but, after trying to click on the hide/show function and symbol, I didn't solve anything. reading in the forum, I hypothesized it was a problem deriving from transparency settings but once again, changing the options "keep transparency", I did not have any change.
I write to you, so to know if you could somehow give me a tip on what to do to solve the problem: every advice is well accepted! thanks for the availability.
 

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if you attach the file it is easier to make of the model, settings and what else.
in the profile you wrote as version 2021, future versions files cannot be opened so confirm that the model you made is in 2020?

Do you always do it with all the models you create?
Have you tried using a different template (prtdot)?
have you opened an example file that you find in the sample subfolder of the installation folder?
 
thank you first for the answer. Yes, the solidworks version used is 2020. I attach the file to the message (y)
 

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if you attach the file it is easier to make of the model, settings and what else.
in the profile you wrote as version 2021, future versions files cannot be opened so confirm that the model you made is in 2020?

Do you always do it with all the models you create?
Have you tried using a different template (prtdot)?
have you opened an example file that you find in the sample subfolder of the installation folder?
Sorry if I answer you only now, but I started solidworks performance test in hope to locate the problem. the benchmark obtained will probably not be optimal but (like the other versions of solidworks had until 2018) should be sufficient. I have done some cleaning of temporary files etc. belonging to solidworks through the maintenance voice that appears at the end of the test and then I tried to start solidworks in opengl software mode (which should in a targeted way open the software to test criticality regarding the video card). with my great amazement I performed an extrusion getting the visible solid.
taken from the euphoria I then proceeded to start the software normally for a further verification and this time seems to start everything normally: Trying to extrude I can correctly display the unhidden solid. ?

I hope I have resolved and tomorrow I will check again to be sure. according to you may have been a problem of superfluous/temporaneous/error files that, through maintenance, were correct?

thanks again for the support to all and apologize the late hour!
 
according to you may have been a problem of superfluous/temporaneous/error files that, through maintenance, were correct?
I think not; if it were so half a day you would find yourself with the software gone mad.

so if you reopen the file that you have attached to it now you see it normally?
 
ju23 I asked you a very precise question...when you do not see the solid if you do ctrl+q you see it?
I also noticed a strange behavior with 2020, not on your solid that is elementary, but during my work. with ctrl+q all "normal" comes back to me.
 
ju23 I asked you a very precise question...when you do not see the solid if you do ctrl+q you see it?
I also noticed a strange behavior with 2020, not on your solid that is elementary, but during my work. with ctrl+q all "normal" comes back to me.
excuse for the magazine, I had already tried with ctrl+q following some discussion of the forum but had no effect
 
I think not; if it were so half a day you would find yourself with the software gone mad.

so if you reopen the file that you have attached to it now you see it normally?
for now it seems to work normally: I tried both opening the attached model and other older and more complex models performed with previous versions.
in any case I answer the questions that you have rightly placed yesterday so that you have a clearer idea of the situation:
1. the video card is supported;
2. Unfortunately, the problem was with all the models I created or opened;
3. I tried to use university templates but the problem persisted;
4. the problem continued to be opening solids in the sample folder.

what left me so strange is that it was a problem that immediately showed up without changing any display setting: I literally made a sketch and at the time of extrusion, here only the shadow appeared.
 
from what I have rightly recontaminated myself, with 2020 there is some problem of graphics, but I did not have the opportunity to deepen the question, always that you can deepen it. So I think it's not a question of templates or settings. Of course it is that to me with ctrl+q problems settle.
 
then recapitulating:
is not a file problem in itself
is not a video card problem
is not a problem with settings
a temporary and cached file cleaning is enough to solve the problem

Perhaps it would be the case of contacting assistance, perhaps they say it is a known problem or that it is due to some x reason.. .
 
then recapitulating:
is not a file problem in itself
is not a video card problem
is not a problem with settings
a temporary and cached file cleaning is enough to solve the problem

Perhaps it would be the case of contacting assistance, perhaps they say it is a known problem or that it is due to some x reason.. .
That's right. I believe that the only solution is assistance to clarify the causes or resolutions of the problem. in case I update (y)
 

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