Object error code report...what does it mean?

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2015-02-16 06:36 PM
2015-02-16
06:36 PM
...Bobby Hollywood live from...
i>u
Edgewater, FL!
SOFTWARE VERSION:
Archicad 22, Archicad 23
Windows7 -OS, MAC Maverick OS
i>u
Edgewater, FL!
SOFTWARE VERSION:
Archicad 22, Archicad 23
Windows7 -OS, MAC Maverick OS
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2015-02-17 02:45 AM
2015-02-17
02:45 AM
You could open the script (CTRL+SHFT+O) for the fireplace object.
Open the 3D script and have a look at line 100 to see what it is asking for - i.e. what parameters are being used for that line.
No need to count the lines just open the 3D script and press CTRL+L and type in '100'.
Otherwise it is a case of trying to spot which parameter is causing the problem in the placed object.
Look for zero or negative lengths and heights.
Or start with a new fireplace object and change it to suit what you need.
Have the preview set to 3D while you adjust the object and you will see when them error message appears or disappears.
Barry.
Open the 3D script and have a look at line 100 to see what it is asking for - i.e. what parameters are being used for that line.
No need to count the lines just open the 3D script and press CTRL+L and type in '100'.
Otherwise it is a case of trying to spot which parameter is causing the problem in the placed object.
Look for zero or negative lengths and heights.
Or start with a new fireplace object and change it to suit what you need.
Have the preview set to 3D while you adjust the object and you will see when them error message appears or disappears.
Barry.
One of the forum moderators.
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2015-02-17 02:57 AM
2015-02-17
02:57 AM
Just out of interest I had a look at the object and line 100 is placing a PRISM with a height of "d".
prism 4,d,
a/2,-b/2,
a/2,-b/2-e,
-a/2,-b/2-e,
-a/2,-b/2
So the "d" parameter could be your problem (but I tested and it is not - it is one of the other parameters in this prism command).
d = Flush Hearth Height
Or it could be the a, b or e parameters in the rest of the prism command.
a = the length.
b = depth.
e = Flush Hearth Offset
I doubt it would be the length or depth as you wouldn't see the fireplace at all in plan or 3D.
My bet would be on the Flush Hearth Offset.
Barry.
prism 4,d,
a/2,-b/2,
a/2,-b/2-e,
-a/2,-b/2-e,
-a/2,-b/2
So the "d" parameter could be your problem (but I tested and it is not - it is one of the other parameters in this prism command).
d = Flush Hearth Height
Or it could be the a, b or e parameters in the rest of the prism command.
a = the length.
b = depth.
e = Flush Hearth Offset
I doubt it would be the length or depth as you wouldn't see the fireplace at all in plan or 3D.
My bet would be on the Flush Hearth Offset.
Barry.
One of the forum moderators.
Versions 6.5 to 27
i7-10700 @ 2.9Ghz, 32GB ram, GeForce RTX 2060 (6GB), Windows 10
Lenovo Thinkpad - i7-1270P 2.20 GHz, 32GB RAM, Nvidia T550, Windows 11
Versions 6.5 to 27
i7-10700 @ 2.9Ghz, 32GB ram, GeForce RTX 2060 (6GB), Windows 10
Lenovo Thinkpad - i7-1270P 2.20 GHz, 32GB RAM, Nvidia T550, Windows 11