we have a building model (350mB) that has moved to a new site. we have been to tender for the original model and so have hundreds of dwg sheets already set up.
on the new site in order to fit and working with the planning dept we have had to rotate and mirror parts of the building which have been hived off as separate models.
after much kerfuffle in the mirror transaction we have managed to get all three models linked and bound - after lots and lots of errors. theres still quite a lot of work to get the dwg sheets back into shape however when we try and workset the new building we get a data corruption error.
all else seems ok - except we cant open on audit - we get the same data corruption error.
we are loathe to move on knowing the file data is corrupted........ and worksetting is quite important to get the productivity we need
are there any tips and/or tricks to the mirror / link / bind process that might account for the corruption?
pls and tks
Hi @Anonymous,
Have you already bounded every link?
I totally agree with you, you CANNOT continue with a potentially corrupted file.
It is a HUGE risk.
Here is what I would recommend:
Sadly there is no easy way to do the job,
It will take a lot of time but basically there isn't many solutions...
The source of your problem probably comes from Geometry becoming irrational when binding the link (it tries to fuse the two models, objects will start interacting with others, etc...).
Or, what you do is that you start again before binding, and go slowly:
Hope it will go well,
François-Gabriel
Francois-Gabriel Perraudin
BIM management and coaching
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