Identifier Info For "edit View Curves"

[Mike Allen]

Since I installed PU1, I've been getting this message when I use the "Edit View Curves (Style & Layer)" tool. What does it mean?

 

[Chris Lohman]

The error uses too much to tell you to simply regenerate your geometry in the scene. So do this:

 

1) Goto the scene

2) Click on a blank area of the scene so that everything becomes deselected

3) Hit the [ctrl] + [a] keys in order to "Select All". You can also pull down the "Edit" menu and choose Select All.

4) With everything selected, pull down the "Shape" menu and choose "Regenerate", and then wait.

5) Save the scene

6) Goto back to the drawing and "Update all Views"

7) Save the drawing.

 

Now that you have regenerated and updated, everything should be copacetic. If, after performing the above steps, you still receive that error, then something is malfunctioning and we will need to investigate your data.

[Guest svangeldern]

Now that you have regenerated and updated, everything should be copacetic.... 

 

Great word copacetic...

 

*co*pa*cet'*ic adj. excellent, first-rate. Nobody seems to know for sure where the work "copacetic" came from. Some say from Italian; some say southern Black dialect or Creole French, while others trace it to Hebrew, and there are as many different spellings as there are etymological speculations. Copasetty. Kopasettee. Coupersetique (French Creole meaning "able to be coped with," "in good form," or "having a healthy appetite"). Kol besedeq (Yiddish for "all with justice"). John O'Hara attributed "copacetic" to the Harlem and gangster corruption of an Italian word spelled something like 'copacetti.' The word "copacetic" was used by Black jazz musicians and was Southern slang in the late 19th century.

 

source: The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 3rd edition, 1992.

 

Cylinder Steve