Bert,

The issue might be having the network adapters in your computer, not whether they are actually connected to anything. I once remember getting this message with SU5, on my XP laptop that also was not connected, but that had the adapters enabled.

Anssi

Happy holidays to you too.

When I look at Anssi's posted image, the component on the right is flipped, but the orientation of the section arrows aren't. Isn't this the indication of the reversed section's direction. Shouldn't the flipped component arrows point the other way. Btw, my ignorance is probably the result of not working with sections at all. Maybe I don't understand the question:-(

Andriy,

I started with a blank new model, so there is no extra geometry. What I discovered while looking at it again was that the possible bug is related to the "use model extents" checkbox - it doesn't seem to be able to process objects smaller than about 300 mm or one foot. Unchecking that works, but the problem is that the white space visible around the model will print.

This has never been a problem for me, because as an architect I mostly deal with large objects, but I became aware of this when seeing the number of posts in SU-related forums asking the same "why does SU need xx pages to print my small part to 1:1 scale?" question that seems to bother especially woodworkers who need to print their templates from SU.

Anssi

Doesn't SU understand them all?

face.material = 255 # This is RGB integer here Blue
face.material = 16711680 # This is RGB integer here Red
face.material = 0xff # This is hex Blue
face.material = "red" # Red by name
face.material = "#ff0000" # This shows it as a 32 Bit Hex RED
face.material = "#0000ff" # This shows it as a 32 Bit Hex BLUE

Edit: Corrected color-names since the low Byte is Blue

Yeah, that too (just forgot to post about).

I looked at it a little further, and the odd thing is that it happens with only one file. And the error read "Please enter an integer between 1 and 99"(normally the max. is 20). Funny.

Anssi

Updating what i found out,
Versions 2, 3 and 4 runs ok after the evaluation in PC with Vista Premium
Entering the serial_number only for there is no chance to enter the authorization code.
2 says it will work until...and then says nothing , but it works ¡
3 and 4 says they will work for 335 minutes , but when done and got to 0 minutes, when re_opened they show again the same message and work ¡

So great. I am now running the three of them plus the 6 . 😄

Version 5 was not of my taste so i have not tested.
I have found much more easier to deal with big topographical_cad plans in 4 than in 6. zooming, panning, drawing ,...
it was not supposed to be like that but it is, and the power that 2 had is still missing .

@unknownuser said:

@thomthom said:

Only thing I've heard of is that some AMD based machines end up in an endless loop of BSOD and restart. Happened with my brother. You might want to check your hardware if you got an AMD machine.

That happened to me on my main workstation. In fact it is still down now because I have not had a day free to get it sorted.
I have read it requires a full re-install 😞

My system runs an AMD 64 3200

My brother could not find a fix to it. And none of the potential fixes I dug up on the internet applied either. He reinstalled the system and blocked the SP3 upgrade. Strange that it should all happen to AMD machines. Hope there will be some fix out for the various problems along with an announcement so people know when they can install SP3 again.

Thank You.

I like the Zen of this one...a lot!

My layout wishes would be default metric scrapbooks.
There's a whole world out here that don't use the american scale system...
Best,
Teller

Yep Anssi, you nailed that lamp shade.
Nice image.