Copy position gives errors.

Thorvald · 8. November 2011

Hi.

We had a 3D position - I copied that and moved stair tower 1 m, and made a few other necessary changes.

For some reason, the new position gives errors when trying to open in OpenGl plus also if working on drawings in D-Cad where drawings are taken from this position.

Position attached for review.

Joachim Neumann · 8. November 2011

I do not get errors in OpenGl and no errors in OpenGl workspace in version 11. Version 7 is too old to test it.

Thorvald · 8. November 2011

Ok - but it is strange: The position that this position is a copy of, works fine - but the copied and slightly changed position does not (here).

Oh - are you at 11 now - me want, me want - but I don't sit on the money unfortunately...

Thorvald · 9. November 2011

No one else can test this??? Maybe in version 7.03??

Joachim Neumann · 9. November 2011

I made a trip into the old, historycal version 7 (what an old style) and tested the OpenGl with your provect and I too got a crash. That's all I can say to that problem. A lot of things changed since Version 7.

Thorvald · 9. November 2011

Yes - but why the original position works and the copy of that position does not work? What can cause it?

Joachim Neumann · 9. November 2011

I do not know that. This question just could be answered by a programmer and they will not invest time into such an old version.

Thorvald · 9. November 2011

But what can cause OpenGL to crash? I tried to delete all points, thinking that maybe there were something that disturbs the 3D model. What else could it be?

I feel I won't get much help from Dietrichs so maybe some other users would like to come with suggestions?

Joachim Neumann · 9. November 2011

Nobody can realy know that. A crash in OpenGl can have a lot reasons.

Thorvald · 9. November 2011

Yeah - of course. I have to see if I can figure out, what within the changes that could have caused the problem. Maybe something with intersecting volumes, that is not completely successfull, even though it looks so.

Der_Planer · 9. November 2011

Hi Thorvald,

try to open this repaired version.
In my DHP_7.04 I can work in OpenGL without a crash.

Thorvald · 10. November 2011

Hi Der_Planer. Yes, you are right! You are the master, hehehehe. What did you do to repair it??

Der_Planer · 10. November 2011

I watched it, and asked your building: "What is wrong with you?"
It answerd, "There is one cut that hurts me!"
"Tell me, where is the cut?"
"Don't know... help me!"
So I watched more intensive, really found it, deleted it (without changing the length of this part), and saved it into a new position.
I said: "Be happy, and show all parts from now on!"
It whispered: "Thanks, I will..."

Thorvald · 10. November 2011

Hehehehehe - I have never heard about such a poetic repair.... Oh my ... :lol: :lol: You are the best...

Do you remember where the bad cut was?

Der_Planer · 10. November 2011

Yes, I do.

Thorvald · 10. November 2011

This doesn't tell me anything. I never use this view... What element is it (wall, ceiling, number)?

Der_Planer · 10. November 2011

Just read the picture. There are all informations in it.

Do you really never need the process list of a beam?

Thorvald · 10. November 2011

Zitat von Der_Planer

Just read the picture. There are all informations in it.

Do you really never need the process list of a beam?

I have never used it. So I don't know how to read it or use it.

Der_Planer · 10. November 2011

Then you will not be able to correct the next problem for yourself.
I think, you should learn it.

The problem was in part #275.
You can quickly find it with dicam filter (9-7).

Thorvald · 10. November 2011

I don't get how to find "part #275" with "activate/filter".

But yes, maybe I should learn it.

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