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2012-09-05 10:11 PM
pereiraBR wrote:Are you saying that the exact same file (not a variant - but this exact file) works on the old notebook and not the new one?
And how do I correct that?
And why this happens only in this notebook and not in the previous one??
(I also test in a nb with graphics card onboard and it's ok)
2012-09-05 10:36 PM
Karl wrote:I will try this.pereiraBR wrote:Are you saying that the exact same file (not a variant - but this exact file) works on the old notebook and not the new one?
And how do I correct that?
And why this happens only in this notebook and not in the previous one??
(I also test in a nb with graphics card onboard and it's ok)
That would seem unlikely as this message relates to GDL parameters and those would not change just by switching machines.
As Piotr suggests, you would have to open the m_Rail Horzontal.gsm object and go to line 99 of the Master Script to see what is happening there ... what is the divisor parameter/expression that is causing the divide by zero.
I would venture a guess, though, that this object is a macro (the m_ prefix) called by another object - window/door or fence for example - and that you have set the parameter height for some horizontal element to be zero. This isn't your fault - a properly-written object would error-check and not allow a divide by zero to ever happen. But, finding the parameter set to zero will let you get past it.
The report that you show reflects only what is actually generated in the 3D window.
If you are not sure what library part is causing the error message, use the bold marque to split your project in half. Find the half that has the error. Then take half of that half, choose the quarter that has the error ... and continue until you find the problem part.
Sometimes once you've found the problem library part it is hard to figure out what parameter is causing the error. Easier to reset the part to its default parameters (in the Object Settings pick another part, then pick the desired part again and click OK) verify that the error is gone, and then set your parameters again.
2012-09-06 02:09 AM