That can involve a bit of yelling at designers to be more careful with what they're using I've had to do that before, unpleasant but that and providing a good range of properly set up widgets for all of them to use reduced that particular issue. In which case it would be best if it was tracked down and removed from the source. Depending on the use, the materials may actually be assigned to something, which means they cannot be simply purged. Purging materials works just like purging unused line types and shape files. DWG files may be inheriting materials through blocks downloaded over the internet or from various unvetted sources. But is looks like we'll have to follow the workflow in orso2006's previous post to fully eliminate the unresolved start with, check the source files.
True, the user can click Ignore all, but not very professional having to explain this to a client. png files are available on everyone's workstation to ensure the unresolved message doesn't appear.
However, now we have to make sure that this new collection of. nwf, it eliminated the unresolved message. When we copied generic.png to the root folder of our main. nwd files.įor our project main fileset, we had to follow the workaround recommended by orso2006 in post 17 of 21. png material files were copied to the folder containing the. This eliminated the unresolved message for some of our. We unchecked the nwc settings recommended by skeggsd in post 9 of 21. My question to Autodesk is - what changed in Navisworks 2016 that is causing it to struggle with identifying AutoCAD solid materials, resulting in unresolved references? This problem just started for us - we never had this issue in 2015.įrom what we're noticing, the problem is related to appended AutoCAD. We just upgraded from Navisworks 2015 to 2016 (we use all 3 flavors within our organization - Man/Sim/Freedom).
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