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[Anonymous]

Does anyone know what this message means?

We are running to copies of ADT3, one setup gets this message whenever running an automated routine to explode the aec objects to 2d for extorting to non-adt users. The second machine has no problems with the routine.

Any thoughts

David Neil
AMEC E & C Services.

[Anonymous]

That error is typical of drawing corruption. 
Did you run the same routine on both machines using the SAME
drawing?

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Does
anyone know what this message means?

We are running to copies of ADT3, one setup gets this message whenever
running an automated routine to explode the aec objects to 2d for extorting to
non-adt users. The second machine has no problems with the routine.

Any thoughts

David Neil
AMEC E & C Services.

[Anonymous]

We have run the routine on the same drawing on both machines and it works fine on one machine and encounter the error on the other.

We have norrowed down the problem to have something to do with the reattaching of xrefs. In the routine, the xrefs are dettached, the routine progresses through to explode the 3d entities into 2D primative. The 2D entities are then block out and the routine performs an UNDO to restore the drawing to a 3D file. When the routine tries to reattach the detached xrefs it encounters the error.

Thanks
David Neil