topic Re: Internal error (in binary statement) in Libraries & objects

Internal error (in binary statement)

Anonymous — Wed, 24 May 2023 08:23:54 GMT

Hi All

I keep getting this error message when I am using the marquee in the 3d environment. Any suggestions on how I can make it go away? It happens with every change that I make. Thanks

Number of processor cores : 2
Internal error (in BINARY statement)
at line 16 in the 3D script of file panel door.gsm.
Internal error (in BINARY statement)
at line 16 in the 3D script of file panel door.gsm.
Internal error (in BINARY statement)
at line 16 in the 3D script of file panel door.gsm.
Internal error (in BINARY statement)
at line 16 in the 3D script of file panel door.gsm.
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Document name :
Processed : 0 walls 86 objects 0 columns 0 ncBeams
5 slabs 0 meshes 3 pitch roofs
Start time : 2/02/2009 2:38:36 PM
End time : 2/02/2009 2:38:42 PM
Elapsed time : 6 seconds
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Projection : Perspective
Eye position : -442.575 265.554 5.39144
Direction : -0.113278 0.983427 -0.14156
Distance : 2.75631 Angle : 60
Start time : 2/02/2009 2:38:42 PM
End time : 2/02/2009 2:38:42 PM
Elapsed time : 0 seconds
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Document name :
Processed : 0 walls 0 objects 0 columns 0 ncBeams
Start time : 2/02/2009 2:38:43 PM
End time : 2/02/2009 2:38:43 PM
Elapsed time : 0 seconds
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Projection : Perspective
Eye position : -442.575 265.554 5.39144
Direction : -0.113278 0.983427 -0.14156
Distance : 2.75631 Angle : 60
Start time : 2/02/2009 2:38:43 PM
End time : 2/02/2009 2:38:43 PM
Elapsed time : 0 seconds
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Re: Internal error (in binary statement)

Karl Ottenstein — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 04:03:44 GMT

The BINARY surprises me ... is it possible that 'panel door' is a custom door panel that you created and either did not save as editable GDL, or created it from a 3d dwg?

Karl

Re: Internal error (in binary statement)

Anonymous — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 04:11:38 GMT

Yes, that's right, it's a library part that I created. I usually don't save custom library parts as editable GDL...because I don't know much about the GDL side of things. Should I be doing this as a general rule of thumb?
Thanks!

Re: Internal error (in binary statement)

Anonymous — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 14:54:47 GMT

Hi Olivia,

There is certainly no harm in saving custom parts as editable GDL, so go ahead and save in this format by default. If it still produces an error you can open the object and see which part is not working.

Re: Internal error (in binary statement)

ztaskai — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 13:20:13 GMT

The 3D checking of ArchiCAD got better for v12 a bit. It can now detect some irregularities in the binaries, too. There is a way to transform old defective binaries into new healthy ones.

Place the old object into the project origin of a new project.
Get an orthogonal 3D top view of it - here you get the errors/warnings about the model.
Save it as a new binary object.

Normally, this creates a brand new 3D binary.

I'm not sure if it is a solution for your current problem, but I wanted this community to know about it.

Regs,
Zsolt

Re: Internal error (in binary statement)

Erika Epstein — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 22:15:44 GMT

ztaskai wrote:
The 3D checking of ArchiCAD got better for v12 a bit. It can now detect some irregularities in the binaries, too. There is a way to transform old defective binaries into new healthy ones.

Place the old object into the project origin of a new project.
Get an orthogonal 3D top view of it - here you get the errors/warnings about the model.
Save it as a new binary object.
Normally, this creates a brand new 3D binary.

I'm not sure if it is a solution for your current problem, but I wanted this community to know about it.

Regs,
Zsolt

Great to know; thanks Zsolt. Will this be added to the Wiki and/or put in the tips & tricks section?

Re: Internal error (in binary statement)

ztaskai — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:29:57 GMT

Erika wrote:
Will this be added to the Wiki and/or put in the tips & tricks section?

I'll let the Technical Support know about this issue. I guess they will publish it soon.

Regs,
Zsolt

Re: Internal error (in binary statement)

Judit Boros — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 14:25:58 GMT

You can read about this on ArchiCADWiki in the following article:

http://www.archicadwiki.com/Bugs/3D%20error%20message%20possible%20binary%20bug

Re: Internal error (in binary statement)

Anonymous — Thu, 13 May 2010 22:06:59 GMT

Hi,
I keep getting that same message. but it will not even let me view it in 3d at all. it just keeps saying the same error. then nothing shows.
any suggestions??