TheSwamp
CAD Forums => CAD General => BricsCAD Users => Topic started by: GDF on November 09, 2018, 03:47:42 PM
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I have just got this error message when using BricsCAD Drawing Compare. Any ideals?
It only happens on a few drawings.
Null object Id: <object> (0)
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did those drawings start in autodcad?
can you perform a PURGE and AUDIT on one of the files that produce the error, and then compare them after?
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oh, I thought you were talking about me :|
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oh, I thought you were talking about me :|
Interesting...the original drawing was started in AutoCAD and the drawing to compare was a save as drawing in BricsCAD with changes. Only a few drawings give out this error message.
Yes I have purged and wblocked out all of the drawings using BricsCAD.
I’m at a loss as to what to do?
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oh, I thought you were talking about me :|
Interesting...the original drawing was started in AutoCAD and the drawing to compare was a save as drawing in BricsCAD with changes. Only a few drawings give out this error message.
Yes I have purged and wblocked out all of the drawings using BricsCAD.
I’m at a loss as to what to do?
I think the guys at Bricsys might be able to help, you might file support request.
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Posted on the BricsCAD forum...
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Posted on the BricsCAD forum...
You're probably not going to get much help there, the best thing to do is file a support request and attach the offending drawings.
They can step through the code with a debugger and find the exact problem. In fact, I'm sure Bricsys would like having feedback.
especially since there's a (Carl Sagan, billions and billions) things that can happen to a drawing
Cheers :)
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... since there's a (Carl Sagan, billions and billions) things that can happen ....
Cheers :)
Thanks for the nudge Daniel ... That man has some interesting quotes.
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the best thing to do is file a support request and attach the offending drawings.
Seconded. I've found BricsCAD support team to be helpful. A welcome surprise after years of Autodesk 'developer support'.