I have not seen this in 2014 yet. I have had it happen it in 07 to 12. Skipped 13. I would like to note that this has never been a regular issue for me. It pops up once in a blue moon and I can rarely repeat it with the same file.
John Mayo
Still happening in R2013 (Not bothered with R2014). The same thing occurs in Profile editing tool.
Also sometimes in the drainage network editing tools will stop functioning in a drawing, you have to keep closing the toolbar and select a network part then edit and add each run one at a time (closing and opening between changing locations)
These all have been doing this in the previous releases from R2007 (I think) onwards.
The only true fix for this has always been to exist the program completely and restart, ocasionally you can jig it by closing the drawing and re-opening but very rarely.
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@rkmcswain wrote:
..., how can you go in and edit this existing profile, since there is nothing to select? (remember, I never got a chance to create any profile elements!)
TIA
When this happens I just select the profile in Prospector and use the r/c Delete option then start over.
Wow. We should be able to go into prospector, locate the object in it's tree, select the name with a right-click and choose 'Select'. From there you would be able to perform edits, select style-hidden objects, etc. Not with profiles... I can do this with I think every C3D object except profiles...
John Mayo
With empty pipe networks you find the 'Edit Network' command in the Right click menu which makes editing empty pipe networks possible.
John Mayo
With an empty alignment the alignment is selected, even though it's undefined and the contextual ribbon appears.
John Mayo
I expect it would be fixed like a flash if found in the "other" Civil application.
M
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