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I found that if you name one of the walls the same as the material you get the circular reference. I simply placed the thickness of the wall in the name of it and the reference went away.
Got the same error on my walls and on my floors. I had wall sweeps and slab edges added to them prior tho. By deleting all of them (select one then use right click then all similar in project, jus pree, it deh deh, the when all is selected just press delete). Now attempt making your adjustment again using usual procedure, you should be error free. Bless up. One love. Let me know if it helps
This thread is over eleven years old, I certainly hope that the OP has found a solution since then.
@RobDraw wrote:
This thread is over eleven years old, I certainly hope that the OP has found a solution since then.
Project probably went on hold because they could not get around the error. Now they can start it back up again.
I've been getting the same error however I've been getting it when trying to change the material of a roof fascia, I've tried simply painting it, I've tried duplicating the type and editing it but I still get the error.
I wonder if this has been seen to in the meantime. Does not help me today though.
I resolved my case of this issue by cutting out (ctrl+x) the highlighted part, deleting the stubborn bit that wouldn't get deleted before and then pasting (ctrl+v) the previously cut part back in again.
hi, I had this problem and try to solve it, but there wasnt highlighted line for editing. and I think it is a big bug!!!...
@Anonymous wrote:I think it is a big bug!!!...
Step on it!!!
In my case, I wasn't able to modify the alignment or delete the wall. But it was solved by converting the Stacked wall into a Basic wall and finally modify it and reconvert it into Stacked Wall.
wow! it worked. Been 2 days, glad I found this topic.. hopefully Autodesk do something about this to make easier..
I created an in-place component, assigned as floor, and modeled it using an extrusion. Copied this so there were two.
On the first one, I created a sweep along one edge (a bull rail). Joined the floor and the sweep, worked fine.
On the copied component, the sweep would not join. "circular" error.
I "cut" (control-x) the sweep, then pasted same place, and then they joined just fine.
Voodoo magic. I'm glad I found this ancient thread...
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