Must be able to read and understand prints along with using. What's even more odd is the tool and macro databases are on the same server and experience no issues.īut we keep our CAD and hmc files in the PDM vault which doesn't use the dedupe process. Must be able to use CAM(Fusion360/Hypermill) and CAD(Fusion360/Solidworks) software fluently. If you move the file to your desktop or a different network drive, or just even copy and paste it in the same folder, the file works and is 100% intact. The deduplication process runs every week and new files will show full size on disk until that weekly process runs. In essence, it's a shortcut for the computer to get to the data. If you look at any file's properties on that drive it shows 0 for size on disc with the file size above it showing that actual file's size. One thing that is really odd, our main network drive that we use has storage deduplication that was implemented by IT and gives us trouble with Hypermill in general. We're somewhat similar, our network is pretty fast and I don't notice any difference in calc times whether the files are local or on the server. Do you have to manually specify the project path for each new Hypermill file?
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