In case you’ve forgotten, Perspective view is toggled from the View Setting icon on the Heads Up View toolbar at the top of the Graphics Window or through View, Display, Perspective. This model contains a saved view named DRAW ISO, which is fine except it’s a Perspective view and drawings cannot display a Perspective view. The New View icon looks like a small handheld telescope with an asterisks next to it. Access this command by using the Spacebar or View, Modify, View Orientation. You can capture the view orientation of your SOLIDWORKS part or assembly and save it for use in your drawing by using the New View command on the View Orientation dialog box. The cause of the behavior is traced back to the SOLIDWORKS assembly model and a custom Named View. No amount of dragging the arrows to the model edges will “attach” the balloons and on some, they’ll go dangling like in the following image.
These balloons were created with the Auto-Balloon command some of which I’ve removed and repositioned. If you look at the following image of a SOLIDWORKS drawing, you’ll see that something isn’t right with the balloons. It’s come up several times since so I thought I’d share it. This question came into support a few months ago and I thought it was an isolated incident.
What do you do when the Balloons in your SOLIDWORKS drawing are not attached to your models?Ĭhances are you give us a call in Tech Support, because if you’re like me, you’ve not seen anything like this before.
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