Why is the size of the CAD file shown as 0k?
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When using CAD, it has been noticed that sometimes the file is affected after saving or exiting. Sometimes, individual files show a content value of 0, and error messages appear when trying to open them later. Why is this? Was it caused by a programming error during archiving?
If an error occurs during saving, CAD may sometimes fail to close and indicate that it cannot run. There are two possible scenarios: 1) The data is saved, but a temporary file is created; 2) Saving fails, and no temporary file is created, in which case an error message appears when trying to open the file.
Is it a CAD virus? I’ve never encountered such a situation before
Bushi Bingdu, agree with what was said above! I’m not sure if I can find your Blasting Village files
It’s not a virus; it appears occasionally but doesn’t affect usage, and everything returns to normal after saving again.
Upstairs, the problem is that I can’t open the file – how do I save it? I have a question: is there any way to fix it?
This can sometimes be a compatibility issue between the system and software. For example, I used to use the XP operating system; when using CAD for drawing, everything worked normally. But on a few occasions while creating 3D drawings, after working on them for a whole day, garbled characters appeared in the command line, though this did not affect the drawing process. I saved the file, and it seemed to have been saved successfully, but the next day I was unable to open it, as an error occurred. I’m currently using the VISTA system, and it’s the genuine version. I sometimes encounter such problems when using CAD for drawing; I think the issue lies in the fact that it takes too much time to draw, which reveals some of the software’s shortcomings. So if the drawing is too large or involves complex 3D models, it’s advisable to save it during the drawing process; you can turn off CAD during meal times and then restart it, which is also beneficial for drawing. It can also improve the responsiveness of the software. Of course, the above are just my personal experiences and lack any scientific basis.