Losing CAD model in graphical report - Run Results File

Losing CAD model in graphical report - Run Results File

Possible issue:
Any time you save a run file from a program that uses CAD models for graphical reports, those same graphics remain in those run files.
However, if a change is made to the run file and saved, the CAD model disappears from the graphical reports.

This is likely due to the CAD model missing from the run result file. One way to get them back into the run file reports can be seen below:
Troubleshooting steps to resolve:

Enable the "Save CAD Model" option in the Save Run Results Settings dialog.

This can be accessed from System Pearl Button (upper left corner) > Auto Save Results.


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