Hydratec Inc.

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Ribbon/Toolbar (Software) Button Function Error Type Description
Ribbon/Toolbar (Software) Button Function Error Type Description
Card 1029 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Rapid Line None None

When trying to break in a rapid pipe/rapid line/rapid main, it will not tee into a pipe.  In the image below, it is not showing the break in triangle.

 

Card 1020 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Riser Nipple Setup None None

When inserting a VP, the text shows double white text, not white and magenta.  Using the CEL or CUL command still shows the double text

Card 931 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Rapid Line None Fatal Error

When using Rapid Main or Rapid Line, clicking on the pipe causes a Fatal Error

Card 916 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Tee None Extra Tees Are Added

None

Card 910 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Riser Nipple Setup None Fatal Error

When trying to insert a riser nipple/vertical pipe, you get a FATAL ERROR:  Unhandled Access Violation. 592A00h or 8B2A00h

Card 426 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Edit Riser Nipples None None

When selecting the PROPERTIES palette for a riser nipple, the values are blank

Card 545 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Auto Line None No Connectable Heads

No connectable heads found within distance specified for the line

illustrated, or heads were already connected ...




No connectable heads message comes up, even when there are obviously heads that can be connected. Can also be error stating Please re-select line away from other lines



Card 461 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Size Pipe Setup None None

Inserting a pipe dimension (pipex) places it at the end of the pipe, including its center grip or not even on the pipe at all

See solution #3 if the PIPEX is not on the pipe

Card 296 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Size Pipe Setup None None

1)missing pipe x block 2) bad block Command Prompt AutoCAD 2009,2010

Card 465 View Piping (AutoCAD Based) Stacked Riser Nipples None None

stacked rn connects to first pipe and misses second pipe leaving a pipe going up to nowhere. this is caused by a floor boundary with a negative elevation adn computer generated VP

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