Physics/Coding problem

Physics/Coding problem

Anonymous
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Physics/Coding problem

Anonymous
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Hey guys.

 

A error window chalk full of max code is popping up whenever I do a simple simualtion of balls dropping into a basket (whose walls around the basket are static rigid, balls are dynamic rigid). You'll see a second error window that comes up as well. Both are attached. Any ideas why this is happening?

 

Thanks so muchfrozen ballsfrozen balls

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blakestone
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Maybe try starting 3dsMax with Administrator Privileges.
Right-click the 3dsMax icon and select 'Run as administrator'

 

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hagen.deloss
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Hi @Anonymous

 

Thanks for bringing your issue to the 3DS Max forums! I looked up this error ", and it may pertain to imported elements within your scene, does this article correlate to any moving parts within your project? I also went to search for it in our internal database, and a bunch of similar errors were accounted for, I sent an email to someone in development, so I'm hoping to get some more clarity on it soon, I will pass along what I find out.

 

I'm curious if i can try to reproduce this on my machine, is it possible to get a copy of a file that has this issue?

 

Talk to you soon!

 

 



Hagen Deloss
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hagen.deloss
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@Anonymous

 

Did you get a chance to look into my previous suggestions? Oh, and I forgot to ask, what version of 3DS Max are you getting this error in? Does the scene have any imported elements from other 3d applications, such as Revit?

 

Does this error prevent you from rendering the simulation?

 

Looking forward to hearing back from you 😄

 

 

 



Hagen Deloss
Community Manager | Media & Entertainment
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Anonymous
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thanks so much for your reply and sorry for the long delay. Your solution did not work but another one from the support desk did the trick. Again, thank you.

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Anonymous
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Thanks for the reply my  friend and so sorry for not replying back sooner. I would send you the file but I am having technical issues as I just installed a new SSD drive on my computer. The problem I am having is that I cannot find any documentation online on how to re-install 3DS MAX without paying. Can you let me know? Once I get back to the project I will def send you project file. Thanks Hagen! 

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hagen.deloss
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@Anonymous

 

Hmm, it depends on if you have a subscription or a perpetual license type. Either way you should be able to log onto your Autodesk account page to view all your product downloads.

 

I would recommend posting any installation questions you have on the installation and licensing forums, as @natasha.l has a lot more knowledge on that subject 😄

 

Talk soon,

 

 



Hagen Deloss
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Anonymous
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worked like a charm

thanks Hagen!
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hagen.deloss
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@Anonymous

 

Great! I'm looking forward to hearing more about this animation simulation project you are working on, feel free to post back onto this thread if you are still experiencing the issues you previously mentioned. 

 

 

 



Hagen Deloss
Community Manager | Media & Entertainment
Installation & Licensing forums | Contact product support | Autodesk AREA


 

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