AC11 Crash when manipulating object

[Anonymous]

just downloaded and applied most recent hotfix (and no i did not have AC11 open)... now it will not let me delete any existing object or wall in the file... i can add an object and manipulate it... i can add a wall and manipulate it... i can manipulate existing markers ... but AC11 crashes when i try to do anything to an existing object or wall

HELP

[TomWaltz]

sounds like that's the "new construction only" version of Archicad, which requires you to build what you draw before you are allowed to edit it 😉

That's definitely not a bug I've seen with it yet, though I've only used the new patch for about an hour.

[Anonymous]

have you experienced anything like this now that you have been using AC11 with the patch now? I have attempted to open other files (solo and teamwork projects) and the same thing happens.. so, its not a corrupt file... i have uninstalled and reinstalled AC11 and loaded the patch again to see if anyting was wrong with the first patch install... and still the same result.....

I am also running the latest library update.... the up to date cadimage keynotes... and the grid tool add-on... i don't know if any of this affects anything.... but i am 90% sure it is the patch.... just trying to verify that i am not the only one

[__archiben]

Kbot373 wrote:
... the up to date cadimage keynotes ...

they make some great add-ons, but they do often get a little flaky. i would suggest this is probably your problem.

remove the keynotes add-on from the add-ons folder, re-open your project and untick the box to remove the keynote data when prompted. save the file, replace the add-on and relaunch. you will probably have to assign your keynotes again . . .

~/archiben

[Greg Kmethy]

We have recently discovered that the IFC Add-On can cause this problem. If you do not use IFCs, please disable the Add-On in the Add-On manager. If you use IFCs, please download the latest version from: http://www.graphisoft.com/support/ifc/downloads/public/
This version fixes the crash.

Greg