Revit 2017 Crashes when Aligning curtain wall ?

Revit 2017 Crashes when Aligning curtain wall ?

enes-builder
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Revit 2017 Crashes when Aligning curtain wall ?

enes-builder
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Hello,

 

Im working with Revit 2017 and 2016. Im working on a really huge project and Im currently making the curtain walls for this project. When ever I try to align a curtain wall to a reference line or anything in general, the revit will crash. 

 

This happens both in 2016 and 2017. The project it self is a large file and at the same time my curtain wall is very detailed, I've tried it out on a new project with noting in it and it still crashes. I have a super fast computer with great motherboard and graphics so im not too sure why this is happening.

 

Someone help ? 🙂

 

FYI thats the only thing that makes the program crash, i am able to work to it's full capacity EXCEPT aligning the window wall.

 

 

Thanks,

Enes

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Viveka_CD
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Hi,

 

Try this and let me know if it works -

 

Turn the curtain wall's glass panel into a door, reverse the swing, and turn it back into a glass panel. 

 

Reason for the crash: heavy detailed curtain walls have a backward glitch which can be reversed.

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Anonymous
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@Anonymous_CD  Is this something that only occurs in R2017? I've been a Revit curtain wall detailer for almost 8 years now and have never heard of such a thing. But, I haven't done a project in R2017 yet so maybe that's the issue??

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Viveka_CD
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Did you try aligning the wall after the revert process?

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ToanDN
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https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-architecture-forum/revit-2017-crashes-when-aligning-curtain-wal...

 

Here's another thread from OP with the same question.  I have already demonstrated via a screencast that if I align the curtain wall using its reference plane, instead of using a sub-component geometry, it did not crash.   Works every time.

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