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[Aren Siekmeier]

Originally Posted by rnewendyke

I just checked one of my error logs and ours seem to match up. It usually takes a couple of tries to get larger files to load, so be prepared to give it a couple of tries.

I've gotten it to open on a machine running an i3 with 4 gb of ram at my high school that was running Inventor as well as on my laptop with an i7 and 8 gb of ram running SolidWorks.

Killing lots of NI, Google, and other stuff and upping the priority worked (with a little bit of a wait) on my i7 quad w/ 8 gig. It's been a while since I've cleaned up my Windows side...

Thanks for the tips!

[rnewendyke]

Originally Posted by compwiztobe

Killing lots of NI, Google, and other stuff and upping the priority worked (with a little bit of a wait) on my i7 quad w/ 8 gig. It's been a while since I've cleaned up my Windows side...

Thanks for the tips!

Glad to know it worked for you. Any time you open a STEP that was originally an assembly there's going to be some kind of wait. I think the longest I've ever had to wait was 20-30 minutes for one of the Robonauts' masterpieces to load.

If there's anything else you need help with please don't hesitate to ask.

[tickspe15]

Originally Posted by rnewendyke

I just checked one of my error logs and ours seem to match up. It usually takes a couple of tries to get larger files to load, so be prepared to give it a couple of tries.

I've gotten it to open on a machine running an i3 with 4 gb of ram at my high school that was running Inventor as well as on my laptop with an i7 and 8 gb of ram running SolidWorks.

The files seem to open fine on my computer.
i7 4930k @ 4.7ghz
32GB of Ram
EVGA GTX 780ti

[Roboshant]

Hey it seem the CAD link no longer works. Does anyone have a stored version or an alternate link they would be willing to share with me?

[nickrod99]

hey, i am extremely interested in your design but the lind for the cad is no longer working. could i have the files? that would be awesome. Thank you

[pwnageNick]

Sorry about this. I'm going to work on getting the file available in a google docs folder. I'll update when it's there with a link.

Until I get that set up if you go to our website here and scroll to 2014 there is a tech notes that has a lot of detail about the mechanical design and a ton of good information about how the programming was done.

[Kevin Ainsworth]

ftp://Kevin061815:Ainsworth@files.ge...utomation.com/

Try this link, it has three different swerve designs, our battery cart and a Solidworks configurable Vex Versaplanetary gearbox with single stage, double stage, choice of motors, dual motor and all available output shafts.

[Kevin Ainsworth]

ftp://Pwnage120916:2451@files.genesisautomation.com
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