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05-07-2010
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Hi all,
I'm having problems with AutoCAD Map 3D 2011 (32-bit) exhausting its number of selection sets. I believe this is an internal problem to the base software, as it has happening since I installed it 'out of the box'. I know that our own customisations and LISP routines are not causing the number of selection sets to be exhausted, because I found the problem before running the program with third party add ons.
The symptons of this error are that AutoCAD will stop running commands that use a selection set. On occasions it will give an error message stating that the maximum number of selection sets has been reached (which I understand is 128). At this point, the objects on screen that are selected cannot be deselected, nor can a command involving any selection set be run. I usually force a saveas, exit the drawing and reopen it.
This problem is happening only 10 - 15 minutes into a session (although it depends on how quickly you're creating new selection sets). However, it is very inconvient and it will stop us from rolling out the new software to users until it's resolved.
For whatever reason AutoCAD doesn't seem to be clearing its selection sets internally.
Any thoughts or help would be appreciated.
L. Cross.
I'm having problems with AutoCAD Map 3D 2011 (32-bit) exhausting its number of selection sets. I believe this is an internal problem to the base software, as it has happening since I installed it 'out of the box'. I know that our own customisations and LISP routines are not causing the number of selection sets to be exhausted, because I found the problem before running the program with third party add ons.
The symptons of this error are that AutoCAD will stop running commands that use a selection set. On occasions it will give an error message stating that the maximum number of selection sets has been reached (which I understand is 128). At this point, the objects on screen that are selected cannot be deselected, nor can a command involving any selection set be run. I usually force a saveas, exit the drawing and reopen it.
This problem is happening only 10 - 15 minutes into a session (although it depends on how quickly you're creating new selection sets). However, it is very inconvient and it will stop us from rolling out the new software to users until it's resolved.
For whatever reason AutoCAD doesn't seem to be clearing its selection sets internally.
Any thoughts or help would be appreciated.
L. Cross.
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