topic Re: "Region not found at this point'' error mesh with m in Modeling

"Region not found at this point'' error mesh with magic wand

Anonymous — Thu, 25 May 2023 15:06:13 GMT

Hello,

Please help me solve this problem: I get the error : " region not found at this point " many times when using the magic wand to position mesh elements into spline-contoured shapes. Many thanks. Paul

Re: "Region not found at this point'' error mesh with m

Anonymous — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 12:50:39 GMT

It means ArchiCAD can't find a viable closed polygon at the location that you clicked. It is usually pretty good at this, even finding (and optionally fixing) self-intersecting polygons. It may be that it is having trouble with the spines. If they are overlapping at the edges you could try trimming them to make the intersection points explicit. It would help if you post a picture.

Re: "Region not found at this point'' error mesh with m

Anonymous — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 14:16:30 GMT

Thank you, Matthew. It seems that if I divide the shapes into small & simple enough pieces, the magic wand will do the work. I was wondering if there is a faster alternative to this, without reducing the splines' number of nodes.

Re: "Region not found at this point'' error mesh with m

Anonymous — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 19:22:22 GMT

Are you inserting multiple mesh elements into separate contour spaces? It is much easier to make a single mesh and use the magic wand to add contours at the splines. These can then be elevated by using the pet palette elevate node tool. In plan this can be set to apply to all nodes of the contour.