advanced rendering for AutoCAD
2013 crashes on this one drawing file
Everytime I start nxt it crashes autocad on this file. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Thanks,
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dcn4.dwg, 3.5 MB
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Permalink Reply by David Nisbet on
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I found a fix to the problem. This drawing had 3d solids exported from Revit and 3d blocks imported from Autocad 2012 which were from a previous Nxt rendering. Opening the materials browser in Autocad 2013 and deleting the Accurender:white material then purging the drawing resolved the issue.
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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I will check out your drawing when I get a chance. This is likely a known issue which has to do with AutoCAD versioning. It may be important to have nXt loaded when passing nXt data around.
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