Convert3dmodel Crash 2016

cadbob
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Convert3dmodel Crash 2016

cadbob
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After install of Service Pack 1 using the command convert3dmodel will crash Autocad.

 

The problem seems to be with the CadMEP Object Enabler File *.dbx

 

Temp fix if you need to use the command would be backup or re-name the installed dbx file and than over write with original 2016 dbx file.

I don't believe you can do today's job with yesterday's methods and be in business tomorrow.
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MOatman
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what dbx file did you replace?

 

I replaced CADmep20_1x64.dbx with the original file located here:

C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Fabrication 2016\CADmep

 

The program still crashes.

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MOatman
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I think the issue is a little bigger.  The service pack is also causing my 2016 Navis Manage to crash when trying to open drawings.

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KennethSchwind9483
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Replaced the .dbx file here as well and still crashes. Really need this fixed!

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Anonymous
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I used the 2015 .dbx file for navis 2016 andit is working fine.  I am also getting the crash when using the convert3dmodel command in fabmep 2016 as well though.

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MOatman
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Agreed, I switched Navis 2016  DWG loader version setting to 2015 and it works fine.  Still crashing in cad when using Convert3dmodel.

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cadbob
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The Original 2016 installed DBX, will not work for everyone. :disappointed_face: I was told by the developer that he has programmers in his office also crashing. I was also told it is a bug in the ACAD.exe causing it and it affects other softwares as well. So FabMep is not the only one affected.

 

If the fix will not work for you Install FabMep 2015 and Appload the arx in Autocad 2016 to make your Models.

 

I have been setting Navis back 1 Version since before it was called Navis (Jetstream)

I don't believe you can do today's job with yesterday's methods and be in business tomorrow.
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cadbob
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This is corrected zip. Please disregard previous

I don't believe you can do today's job with yesterday's methods and be in business tomorrow.
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cadbob
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Still a Bug! SP2 does not fix issue.

I don't believe you can do today's job with yesterday's methods and be in business tomorrow.
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andy.robins
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This issue has been resolved with the latest SP for AutoCAD 2016 or 2016 Vertical. Please check Application Manager for updates to your core application.

It is definitely not advisable, and is extremely dangerous, to mix CADmep ARX and DBX modules from different versions.



Andy Robins

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@andy.robins wrote:

It is definitely not advisable, and is extremely dangerous, to mix CADmep ARX and DBX modules from different versions.


But it can make for an interesting day....

cadbob
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Haha to funny and I will definetly remember!

I don't believe you can do today's job with yesterday's methods and be in business tomorrow.
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MOatman
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Convert3dmodel works with Service Pack 3

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Anonymous
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Hi

 

Has anyone resolved this issue yet? I'm just experiencing it now.  Can't find a Service Pack 3 for CADmep 2016, AutoCAD 2016 or AutoCAD MEP 2016 (which is what I use under CADmep).

 

Really need this resolved as I have a load of parts I need to covert :disappointed_face:

 

Thanks for any help!

 

 

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andy.robins
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This is resolved with the SP1 for AutoCAD (not CADmep).

Check in you Application Manager app, the update will be listed there, or try here

 

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/u/gsearch/results?siteID=123112&catID=123155&id=2088334&qt=Auto...

 



Andy Robins

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Anonymous
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Cheers. But I've already got SP1 for AutoCAD 2016 installed :disappointed_face:

 

Any other suggestions?

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andy.robins
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Go to Help About

It should look like this

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Andy Robins

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Anonymous
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Snap, apart from the AutoCAD part.

 

I thought the service packs these days applied to all?

 

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andy.robins
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Nearly,

Look at the AutoCAD version, Looks like you need to install the SP1 for AutoCAD as well, yours is M49, not M107



Andy Robins

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Anonymous
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It worked :slightly_smiling_face:

 

I didn't realise installing the MEP SP's didn't update the base AutoCAD platform as well.

 

Thanks very much!