posted 03-09- 11:58 AM               

We are using OPS ver 1_2_0

Here is my first problem. Zoycite and I made the DVII. After making many modifications using OPS we could no longer extract it without errors. So we are rebuilding it with a fresh model that we know we can extract/build.

I would port over information from our original model using OPS. Then test to be sure we could still extract/build. I did this several times and saved each version.

Then on one try it would not extract properly so I went to the last version I saved. It still E/B ok. I tried to modify again. Again won't E/B. So going back to the last version that worked I just opened it in Ops and then saved it. It worked ok. Then I opened in OPS, clicked on a different part of the plane but did not change anything, Saved and it would not E/B…. Strange isn't it.

I am stumped. Is there a limit to the number of times you can save or how complex the model is? We have several obExec/Func in the model.

One other thing I noticed in OPS ver 1_2_0 is that if I put in an obProb and save it, it works fine, but if I go back into OPS the percent values are gone. I have to put them back in each time I enter OPS.

Everytime I see a new object in SDOE I know it was made using your program. Thanks for providing us with such a great tool.

posted 03-09- 09:18 PM               

Bryan, would it help if I send you the .sm file that works until I save it again?

Whirlwing how would I know which table is not right? What should I look for?

Doh...I will try and compare the one that does not work to the one that does.

Raider 33rd~GS

posted 03-09- 10:25 PM               

I didnt think of looking at this either. And I have run into this on some of the eariler builds. The material list if bad will look something like this:

[MaterialTable:1641:68]0 ; material = cement
7 ; material = glass13 ; material = water
19 ; material = grass25 ; material = sand
30 ; material = rock35 ; material = dirt
40 ; material = mud44 ; material = ice
48 ; material = snow53 ; material = metal
59 ; material = rubber66 ; material = wood
71 ; material = treetop79 ; material = swamp85 ; material =crater92;material=fire1 ;
No more materials
[TextureFile:1717:24]

Instead of like this:

[MaterialTable:1641:68]
0 ; material = cement
7 ; material = glass
13 ; material = water
19 ; material = grass
25 ; material = sand
30 ; material = rock
35 ; material = dirt
40 ; material = mud
44 ; material = ice
48 ; material = snow
53 ; material = metal
59 ; material = rubber
66 ; material = wood
71 ; material = treetop
79 ; material = swamp
85 ; material = crater
92 ; material = fire
-1 ; No more materials
[TextureFile:1717:24]

I'll have a look at this too. Doh! I hope its this simple

I'll mail you in a bit.

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