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What does it mean when it says my surface is out of date?

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Anonymous
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What does it mean when it says my surface is out of date?

Does it have a born on date or something? Thanks, Todd
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Anonymous
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Hi Todd,

I believe that it means that you've made changes to the points used in your surface. If you made changes to your point group, like adding or deleting a point.

Updating your point group and re-building your surface should fix this problem.

This is all I know from past experiences. Hope it helps!

Christine
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Anonymous
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I think it can also be changed breaklines, point files and or boundaries. Anything that defines the surface. John "Christinefsc" wrote in message news:3447903.1112050320397.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum1.autodesk.com... > Hi Todd, > > I believe that it means that you've made changes to the points used in > your surface. If you made changes to your point group, like adding or > deleting a point. > > Updating your point group and re-building your surface should fix this > problem. > > This is all I know from past experiences. Hope it helps! > > Christine

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