2006-05-04 03:49 AM - last edited on 2023-05-26 03:08 PM by Rubia Torres
2006-05-05 12:17 AM
2006-05-05 12:31 AM
Mike wrote:I have tried that technique Mike, turning all layers on and trying to select 2d elements to see if my 2d data is somewhere out there. No luck, I did this method in the very beginning suspecting that it was hidden or it was a layer issue....but....unfortunately, that is not the case here. And that is also not the case with the 2 other folks I mentioned earlier facing this same problem. We investigated and conversed about the issue. So, its something else...
I have not seen problems similar to what you have run across in the years that I have been using archicad. If it was only dimensions that were lost I could envision this happening if walls in the model were deleted and replaced with a new wall. Is it possible your 2d information is hidden behind another element? If you are in the sect/elev window with all layers on and go to one of the 2d tools and select all is anything selected?
2006-05-05 01:40 AM
Mike wrote:I was going to suggest this too, but it seemed too obvious......
If you are in the sect/elev window with all layers on and go to one of the 2d tools and select all is anything selected?
2006-05-05 02:02 AM
s2art wrote:Yes Stuart, I believe I mentioned this before...It has happened to all elevation/section views. They are all Autorebuild.
I was going to suggest this too, but it seemed too obvious......
Has this happened on different elevation/section views or just the one?
2006-05-05 03:13 AM
2006-05-05 04:16 AM
Peter wrote:Junior,
I have been following this thread but haven't chimed in because
I could not think of any explanation or fix for your situation.
For my own clarification, would you say that your situation would
be exactly as you describe if you had, at some point, selected
all of your section/elevation markers and cut them to the clipboard
and then pasted them back into the project ?
The result of doing this would be identical to what you describe
would it not ?
Just for my clarification. If you don't mind.
Peter Devlin
2006-05-05 08:27 AM
Peter wrote:
I have been following this thread but haven't chimed in because
I could not think of any explanation or fix for your situation.
For my own clarification, would you say that your situation would
be exactly as you describe if you had, at some point, selected
all of your section/elevation markers and cut them to the clipboard
and then pasted them back into the project ?
The result of doing this would be identical to what you describe
would it not ?
Just for my clarification. If you don't mind.
Peter Devlin
2006-05-05 08:43 AM
Barry wrote:Yes, Barry. I have done that same technique you have mentioned...moving the section slightly in the plans...I have done that in the earlier versions of AC. "Saving the PLN to a network server" hmmm... I too have suspected that....but to my dismay that isn't the case. I have done some deep investigation and conversed with some fellow AC users from different offices (the ones I mentioned earlier who are experiencing the same problem)...and one of them does not even hook up to a network server. So, I have kind of crossed that out in hopes to narrowing down to what really is causing this problem and what is the cure.
Junior,
I don't have an answer for you either but I have seen what you describe.
We are currently still on V8.1 but occasionally in the past we have opened a PLN and recieved a warning message stating something like ("Cannot read section/elevation .......".
For some reason the file has become corrupt but only with regards to the 2D info in sections/elevations - never did figure out why.
If you are not getting the warning message maybe you have them turned off in your preference settings?
It is only the 2D data that is lost as the section through the 3D model is still there and can be openened.
Sometimes the BPN file is OK and you can copy and paste the 2D info from each section.
But more often than not I found this was corrupt also.
Do you have any older archived files that may be of help here?
I don't know if this will help any but sometimes (in the old days with earlier versions) when I have trouble with a section not generating properly, I find moving the section line slightly in the plan helps.
Just move it a couple of mm (¼") or so and then re-open it.
I haven't come across this problem in a while and suspect it is something to do with saving the PLN to a network server - but why just the 2D details from elevations I don't know.
Barry.
2006-05-07 10:31 AM
2006-05-08 08:16 PM
kovach wrote:Yeah, and its tougher for those who can't go back to the .bpn files because of already saving the documents numerous times, after it already had happened.
I had the same problem. I opened bpn file, the same section/eleveation and copied and pasted the 2D information.