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Having an issue with the panorama window in Civil 3d 2015. When I open the drawing, the panorama window pops up with any issues/problems (like xref path is wrong, corridor past target, etc). The past couple of days, the panorama opens, I see the alerts, and then the window goes blank. It is dark grey, like the theme, with no information - yet I did see the information prior to it greying/blanking out. Anybody else run into this lately? It seems to be a new development, as it was working fine since my install about a month ago, until last week.
Having an issue with the panorama window in Civil 3d 2015. When I open the drawing, the panorama window pops up with any issues/problems (like xref path is wrong, corridor past target, etc). The past couple of days, the panorama opens, I see the alerts, and then the window goes blank. It is dark grey, like the theme, with no information - yet I did see the information prior to it greying/blanking out. Anybody else run into this lately? It seems to be a new development, as it was working fine since my install about a month ago, until last week.
Thanks for the tip, Almas. I have had my hardware acceleration off. What's odd is, when the drawing first opens, the window pops up, and you can see the events, then it just goes gray. I commented about it, and my coworker said his started doing it last week, as well. I will try the service pack and let you know.
Thanks for the tip, Almas. I have had my hardware acceleration off. What's odd is, when the drawing first opens, the window pops up, and you can see the events, then it just goes gray. I commented about it, and my coworker said his started doing it last week, as well. I will try the service pack and let you know.
Okay, I should not be surprised. Today, I opened a drawing, and I had my panorama window, I could read the information in it. It is the same drawing I have been working on, yesterday, the window was grayed out. Today, it is not. I did not do anything to my computer. I did install service pack 2, but that was last week, and it did not help. I give.
Thanks for your suggestions, Almas. If I knew what happened, I would impart that wisdom, but I have absolutely no clue.
Okay, I should not be surprised. Today, I opened a drawing, and I had my panorama window, I could read the information in it. It is the same drawing I have been working on, yesterday, the window was grayed out. Today, it is not. I did not do anything to my computer. I did install service pack 2, but that was last week, and it did not help. I give.
Thanks for your suggestions, Almas. If I knew what happened, I would impart that wisdom, but I have absolutely no clue.
Jeff, I changed it to light, and then could not find my window, haha. Not due to the scheme, it (CAD/Civil) went wacky. So, closed out, reopened Civil and it was set back to dark scheme. I just went ahead and opened the dwg, and there was my panorama, and I could read it! If it happens again, I will set the scheme to light, and see if that happens to toggle it again. Thanks, Jeff!
Jeff, I changed it to light, and then could not find my window, haha. Not due to the scheme, it (CAD/Civil) went wacky. So, closed out, reopened Civil and it was set back to dark scheme. I just went ahead and opened the dwg, and there was my panorama, and I could read it! If it happens again, I will set the scheme to light, and see if that happens to toggle it again. Thanks, Jeff!
I just ended up turning the thing off, so it does not open at all when my drawing opens. LOL, I know, it does not solve it. But since the window does not open up at all, it does not bother me. It is the event viewer box, this is what I ended up doing:
Turn off event viewer in Civil 3d
To do this, go to the settings tab of prospector, right click on your
drawing name, select Edit Drawing Settings. The last tab in the
resulting dialog box is the Ambient Settings tab. The first group is
general there, expand that and select NO for show event viewer.
I just ended up turning the thing off, so it does not open at all when my drawing opens. LOL, I know, it does not solve it. But since the window does not open up at all, it does not bother me. It is the event viewer box, this is what I ended up doing:
Turn off event viewer in Civil 3d
To do this, go to the settings tab of prospector, right click on your
drawing name, select Edit Drawing Settings. The last tab in the
resulting dialog box is the Ambient Settings tab. The first group is
general there, expand that and select NO for show event viewer.
I am with you. Mine was working fine, and then boom, it started this. Then it was sporadic, would show sometimes, not sometimes. It also began doing it for a coworker.
I am with you. Mine was working fine, and then boom, it started this. Then it was sporadic, would show sometimes, not sometimes. It also began doing it for a coworker.
I had this problem today on C3D 2016, the entire panorama was just a grey color. I opened a new drawing, created a new assembly with a basic lane and set the lane width to -3 to generate an error in the event viewer. This fixed the issue and when I went back to the previous drawing the event viewer was working as well.
I had this problem today on C3D 2016, the entire panorama was just a grey color. I opened a new drawing, created a new assembly with a basic lane and set the lane width to -3 to generate an error in the event viewer. This fixed the issue and when I went back to the previous drawing the event viewer was working as well.
This blank Panarama just started happening to me yesterday. I just tried GTVic's suggestion of forcing a new error in a new dwg and then returning to the original dwg. It worked like a charm. Not sure if it will "stick", but at least I have a work-around to see whats happening.
This blank Panarama just started happening to me yesterday. I just tried GTVic's suggestion of forcing a new error in a new dwg and then returning to the original dwg. It worked like a charm. Not sure if it will "stick", but at least I have a work-around to see whats happening.
I'm still having this issue in C3D 2018 (with all current updates). I was hoping there would be an answer on these forums, but this was the only post I could find that mentions it. It only happens when I open C3D and the first file I open has a corridor in it, causing the Event Viewer to open with errors or warnings. I've found that I don't need to create a fake corridor in a new drawing, but just open any drawing that doesn't call up the event viewer, run the command SHOWEVENTVIEWER to open it, and then open the original drawing that I want. Still not an answer to the problem, but hopefully this shortens the workaround for anyone else with this issue.
I'm still having this issue in C3D 2018 (with all current updates). I was hoping there would be an answer on these forums, but this was the only post I could find that mentions it. It only happens when I open C3D and the first file I open has a corridor in it, causing the Event Viewer to open with errors or warnings. I've found that I don't need to create a fake corridor in a new drawing, but just open any drawing that doesn't call up the event viewer, run the command SHOWEVENTVIEWER to open it, and then open the original drawing that I want. Still not an answer to the problem, but hopefully this shortens the workaround for anyone else with this issue.
Yes, I think this can be simplified. What I've done recently is just leave the event viewer open and just start a blank drawing. Then switch back to the other drawing.
Yes, I think this can be simplified. What I've done recently is just leave the event viewer open and just start a blank drawing. Then switch back to the other drawing.
The root cause is, if there is the default drawing named drawing1, when you open another drawing that emits the event during the opening, the default drawing is automatically closed and removes Event Viewer from the Panorama. Another alternative is to close drawing1 prior to opening any other drawings. This issue will be fixed in Civil3D 2024 release.
Regards, Oliver Wu, Software Engineer Autodesk, Inc.
The root cause is, if there is the default drawing named drawing1, when you open another drawing that emits the event during the opening, the default drawing is automatically closed and removes Event Viewer from the Panorama. Another alternative is to close drawing1 prior to opening any other drawings. This issue will be fixed in Civil3D 2024 release.
Regards, Oliver Wu, Software Engineer Autodesk, Inc.
