2009-05-18 05:12 PM
2009-05-19 10:53 AM
rvlna wrote:I think the first one happens because one of the stairs that you are trying to modify is locked: either the stair object is locked, or the layer containing it is locked at the moment you are trying to do this.
I found 2 problems with Stairmaker (new problems that didn't existed in AC11) :
1 - When you want to edit a stair that exists at least 2x : you cannot edit all of them at once, Stairmaker forces you to make a copy of it, event though you choose "edit all"...
2 - you cannot use "find and select" window through "name" selection (like objects). "name" criterium is grey / inactive
Guess its a bug?
2009-05-19 11:37 AM
2009-05-19 01:05 PM
rvlna wrote:In that case, and unless someone else has another idea of how to remedy this, you may want to try to recreate the stairs in AC12 and/or report this to your local dealer.
There is one more info : The stairs have been made previously using AC11. So they don't have all parameters available at first...
Neither the stairs nor the layers are locked...
2009-05-19 01:37 PM
laszlonagy wrote:There is absolutely something fishy here. I ran into it some weeks ago, when I had to make a copy despite that I wanted to edit the only instance existing. I didn't have time to report it then. Not used SM since then. It was a newly created AC12 stair.rvlna wrote:
I found 2 problems with Stairmaker (new problems that didn't existed in AC11) :
1 - When you want to edit a stair that exists at least 2x : you cannot edit all of them at once, Stairmaker forces you to make a copy of it, event though you choose "edit all"...