topic Re: WALL FRAMING TOOL in Modeling

WALL FRAMING TOOL

Anonymous — Wed, 24 May 2023 10:57:10 GMT

Was able to use the tool successfully on the end walls of my barn, but the three long walls, two with doors keep giving me this error message in jpg below. Does anyone know how to fix this?

Re: WALL FRAMING TOOL

Barry Kelly — Sat, 05 May 2012 01:39:30 GMT

I can't see the attached image - although it says it has been viewed 41 times?
Barry.

Re: WALL FRAMING TOOL

Anonymous — Sat, 05 May 2012 02:28:22 GMT

Barry wrote:
I can't see the attached image - although it says it has been viewed 41 times?
Barry.

The attached image was a Warning!

then it said "Database name "AC_10_INT' not found at line 87 in the Property script of file LumberComponents_11.gsm.

I am using AC15, its AC15 library and nothing else.

Re: WALL FRAMING TOOL

David Maudlin — Sat, 05 May 2012 14:12:39 GMT

Archimamamia:

I took a look at the macro LumberComponents_11.gsm and found the call for Database_set "AC_10_INT". I cannot easily figure out under what circumstances this database is called (something to do with wood_pack and pack_type). I also don't know where the Database_set "AC_10_INT" should be found. The "10" in the name probably refers to AC 10, so you could try loading the AC Libraries and see if that fixes the issue. This is really a case where someone who wrote or understands the code could sort this out, but is otherwise too complex.

David

Re: WALL FRAMING TOOL

Srinivas — Sat, 05 May 2012 15:46:37 GMT

This is the same problem I posted way back in 2010, unfortunately it looks like it sill hasn't got resolved.

Component List Error

Re: WALL FRAMING TOOL

Anonymous — Sat, 05 May 2012 18:38:11 GMT

David wrote:
Archimamamia:

I took a look at the macro LumberComponents_11.gsm and found the call for Database_set "AC_10_INT". I cannot easily figure out under what circumstances this database is called (something to do with wood_pack and pack_type). I also don't know where the Database_set "AC_10_INT" should be found. The "10" in the name probably refers to AC 10, so you could try loading the AC Libraries and see if that fixes the issue. This is really a case where someone who wrote or understands the code could sort this out, but is otherwise too complex.

David

Loaded all the libraries I could find, no, still won't work. Are there any code writers out there that can helpl. It works on the end wall w/o any openings, but not on the wall that has an empty opening over a 4' barn door. Perhaps having two openings in the same place is the problem, but don't know how to show them on elevations unless they are modeled this way...any suggestions?