Resolving "Unknown key-in or command" message when using IFCIN Key-in

Alifur Mandal — Mon, 25 Sep 2023 07:16:42 GMT

Current Revision posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Alifur Mandal on 9/25/2023 7:16:42 AM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	Key-ins

Problem Description

How to resolve an "Unknown key-in or command" message when using IFCIN Key-in?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the "Unknown key-in or command" message in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. When you are entering any key-in in OpenBuildings Designer, in this example “ifcin”, you may get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the Message Center.

2. Go to the search field in the ribbon bar and type "mdl" to bring up MDL Applications as shown below.

3. After the MDL Applications dialog opens, go to the Available Applications section and scroll down to the relative key-in (in this case TFIFC is the right key-in) and then click the Load button.

4.Then in the MDL Applications dialog go to the Loaded Applications section and you should see the relative application is available there.

5.Then reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. In the status bar you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can see that it is working properly now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN, IFC Import

Resolving "Unknown key-in or command" message

Steve Cocchi — Fri, 08 Sep 2023 18:59:43 GMT

Revision 11 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Steve Cocchi on 9/8/2023 6:59:43 PM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	Key-ins

Problem Description

How to resolve an "Unknown key-in or command" message?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the "Unknown key-in or command" message in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. When you are entering any key-in in OpenBuildings Designer, in this example “ifcin”, you may get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the Message Center.

2. Go to the search field in the ribbon bar and type "mdl" to bring up MDL Applications as shown below.

4.Then in the MDL Applications dialog go to the Loaded Applications section and you should see the relative application is available there.

5.Then reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. In the status bar you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can see that it is working properly now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN, IFC Import

Resolving "Unknown key-in or command" message

Shreya Basu — Wed, 22 Mar 2023 11:01:19 GMT

Revision 10 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Shreya Basu on 3/22/2023 11:01:19 AM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	Key-ins

Problem Description

How to resolve an "Unknown key-in or command" message?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the "Unknown key-in or command" message in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. When you are entering any key-in in OpenBuildings Designer, in this example “ifcin”, you may get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Go to the search field in the ribbon bar and type MDL Applications as shown below.

4.Then in the MDL Applications dialog go to the Loaded Applications section and you should see the relative application is being loaded there.

5.Then reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. In the status bar you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can see that it is working properly now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN, IFC Import

Resolving "Unknown key-in or command" message

Sayan Acharyya — Tue, 05 Apr 2022 13:28:11 GMT

Revision 9 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Sayan Acharyya on 4/5/2022 1:28:11 PM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	Key-ins

Problem Description

How to resolve an "Unknown key-in or command" message?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the "Unknown key-in or command" message in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. When you are entering any key-in in OpenBuildings Designer, in this example “ifcin”, you may get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Go to the search field in the ribbon bar and type MDL Applications as shown below.

4.Then in the MDL Applications dialog go to the Loaded Applications section and you should see the relative application is being loaded there.

5.Then reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. In the status bar you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can see that it is working properly now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN

Resolving "Unknown key-in or command" message

Shivam Soni — Wed, 16 Mar 2022 06:42:05 GMT

Revision 8 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Shivam Soni on 3/16/2022 6:42:05 AM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	Key-ins

Problem Description

How to resolve an "Unknown key-in or command" message?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the "Unknown key-in or command" message in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. When you are entering any key-in in OpenBuildings Designer, in this example “ifcin”, you may get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Go to the search field in the ribbon bar and type MDL Applications as shown below.

4.Then in the MDL Applications dialog go to the Loaded Applications section and you should see the relative application is being loaded there.

5.Then reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. In the status bar you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can see that it is working properly now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN

Resolving "Unknown key-in or command" message

Sayan Acharyya — Mon, 20 Dec 2021 15:47:29 GMT

Revision 7 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Sayan Acharyya on 12/20/2021 3:47:29 PM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	Key-ins

Problem Description

How to resolve an "Unknown key-in or command" message?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the "Unknown key-in or command" message in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. When you are entering any key-in in OpenBuildings Designer, in this example “ifcin”, you may get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Go to the search field in the ribbon bar and type MDL Applications as shown below.

4.Then in the MDL Applications dialog go to the Loaded Applications section and you should see the relative application is being loaded there.

5.Then reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. In the status bar you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can see that it is working properly now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN

Resolving "Unknown key-in or command" message

Sayan Acharyya — Wed, 15 Dec 2021 19:06:07 GMT

Revision 6 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Sayan Acharyya on 12/15/2021 7:06:07 PM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	Key-ins

Problem Description

How to resolve an "Unknown key-in or command" message?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the "Unknown key-in or command" message in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. When you are entering any key-in in OpenBuildings Designer in this example “ifcin” you may get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Then go to the search field in the ribbon bar and type MDL Applications as shown below.

4.Then in the MDL applications dialog go to the Loaded Applications section and you should see the relative application is being loaded there.

5.Then reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. In the status bar you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can see that it is working properly now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN

Resolving "Unknown key-in or command" message

Sayan Acharyya — Wed, 15 Dec 2021 19:04:21 GMT

Revision 5 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Sayan Acharyya on 12/15/2021 7:04:21 PM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	Key-ins

Problem Description

How to resolve an "Unknown key-in or command" message?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the "Unknown key-in or command" message in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. When you are entering any key-in in OpenBuildings Designer in this example “ifcin” you may get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Then go to the search field in the ribbon bar and type MDL Applications as shown below.

4.Then in the MDL applications dialog go to the Loaded Applications section and you should see the relative application is being loaded there.

5.Then reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. In the status bar you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can see that it is working properly now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN

Resolving Unknown key-in or command

Sayan Acharyya — Fri, 26 Nov 2021 12:11:51 GMT

Revision 4 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Sayan Acharyya on 11/26/2021 12:11:51 PM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	N/A

Problem Description

How to resolve Unknown key-in or command?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the unknown key-in issue in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. At first, when you are entering any key-in in OBD suppose in this case “ifcin” key-in is used and you get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Then go to your search ribbon and search for MDL Applications tool and open it.

3. After opening the MDL Applications tool, go to the Available Applications section and scroll down to the relative key-in (in this case TFIFC is the accurate key-in) and then Load it.

4.Then in the MDL applications tool go your Loaded Applications section and you can see the relative key-in is being loaded there.

5.Then again reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. At the bottom you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can notice that it is working fine now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN

Resolving Unknown key-in or command

Shivam Soni — Wed, 24 Nov 2021 14:20:07 GMT

Revision 3 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Shivam Soni on 11/24/2021 2:20:07 PM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	CONNECT Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea:	N/A

Problem Description

How to resolve Unknown key-in or command?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the unknown key-in issue in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. At first, when you are entering any key-in in OBD suppose in this case “ifcin” key-in is used and you get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Then go to your search ribbon and search for MDL Applications tool and open it.

3. After opening the MDL Applications tool, go to the Available Applications section and scroll down to the relative key-in (in this case TFIFC is the accurate key-in) and then Load it.

4.Then in the MDL applications tool go your Loaded Applications section and you can see the relative key-in is being loaded there.

5.Then again reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. At the bottom you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can notice that it is working fine now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN

Resolving Unknown key-in or command

Sayan Acharyya — Wed, 24 Nov 2021 14:16:41 GMT

Revision 2 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Sayan Acharyya on 11/24/2021 2:16:41 PM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	Connect Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea	N/A

Problem Description

How to resolve Unknown key-in or command?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the unknown key-in issue in OpenBuildings Designer.

1. At first, when you are entering any key-in in OBD suppose in this case “ifcin” key-in is used and you get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Then go to your search ribbon and search for MDL Applications tool and open it.

3. After opening the MDL Applications tool, go to the Available Applications section and scroll down to the relative key-in (in this case TFIFC is the accurate key-in) and then Load it.

4.Then in the MDL applications tool go your Loaded Applications section and you can see the relative key-in is being loaded there.

5.Then again reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. At the bottom you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can notice that it is working fine now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN

Resolving Unknown key-in or command

Sayan Acharyya — Wed, 24 Nov 2021 14:11:59 GMT

Revision 1 posted to OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki by Sayan Acharyya on 11/24/2021 2:11:59 PM

	Product(s):	OpenBuildings Designer
	Version(s):	Connect Edition
	Area:	General
	Subarea	N/A

Problem Description

How to resolve Unknown key-in or command?

Steps to Accomplish

Please follow the below steps through which you can resolve the unknown key-in issue in OpenBuildings Designer.

At first, when you are entering any key-in in OBD suppose in this case “ifcin” key-in is used and you get a message displaying “Unknown key-in or command” in the message center.

2. Then go to your search ribbon and search for MDL Applications tool and open it.

3. After opening the MDL Applications tool, go to the Available Applications section and scroll down to the relative key-in (in this case TFIFC is the accurate key-in) and then Load it.

4.Then in the MDL applications tool go your Loaded Applications section and you can see the relative key-in is being loaded there.

5.Then again reopen the Key-in tool and type that previous key-in again. At the bottom you can see that the respective MDL file has been loaded successfully.

6. After entering the key-in you can notice that it is working fine now without any error.

Tags: OpenBuildings Designer, KEY-IN