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Ribbon/Toolbar (software) Button Function Error Type Description
Ribbon/Toolbar (software) Button Function Error Type Description
Card 470 View 3D Modeling (AutoCAD Based) Show System Model None None

The last sprinkler head setup as sprigs on sloped pipe will most likely show a cap length shorter than the 'flat' length. For instance, a 3" capped pipe is returning from 3D as 2" rather than a longer length. n/a Plan View n/a

Card 372 View Couplings (AutoCAD Based) Insert Couplings None None

Program has become "tired"

Card 549 View 3D Modeling (AutoCAD Based) Show System Model None None

Drawing zooms out to expected isometric view as if 3D System Model has been completed. No 3D Pipe can be found. Unknown cause No 3D Pipe Seen All

Card 270 View 3D Modeling (AutoCAD Based) Show System Model None None

1. Video Driver out of Date -or- 2. AutoCAD MEP has a .dbx file interfering with our drawing HydraCAD

Card 272 View 3D Modeling (AutoCAD Based) Show System Model None None

The CURRENT LAYER in the drawing is LOCKED. Show System Model process stops on Step 13 of 28 while adding RN Fittings to the drawing. Picking the 2D Switch to Edit Mode button removes the Hydrapipes and the riser nipples. Show System Model HydraCAD V51

Card 519 View 3D Modeling (AutoCAD Based) Switch To Edit Mode None None

AutoCAD Support file search path is pointing to extra, incorrect paths. Usually caused by migrating settings during install rather than running a clean install. n/a HydraCAD v53 - Acad 2016

Card 398 View 3D Modeling (AutoCAD Based) Switch To Edit Mode None None

1. Important layers locked or frozen. 2. User had OPHEAD block in ACC1 layer Internal error

Card 373 View 3D Modeling (AutoCAD Based) Show System Model None None

issue with drawing dictionary making model

Card 261 View Sprinklers (AutoCAD Based) Insert Sprinkler New Symbol None

most commonly caused by dual monitor setup and laptops. NOTES: in the solution below ; the "R17.x or R18.x" string points to the version of cad you are using. R17.0 = ACAD07 R17.1 = ACAD08 R17.2 = ACAD09 After selecting "profiles" you will then pick the profile you are currently using. lock up Select new symbol Open Browse

Card 101 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Size Pipe Setup None None

Value of 6 is not valid

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