Isometrics are not generated from a specific model.
Example:
Suppose that a new model was created by copy-paste geometry to a new empty model. Using this new model, Stress Isometric drawings are generated. However, the isometric has many extra lines in the drawings.
Why can the original model create a perfect Stress Isometric drawing file but the 2nd file cannot?
In the example given, the problem was with the name of the model. ex. "Rurociąg pary bez rozdzielacza DN150 w Londynie.dat".
The problem only occurred on computers where the current system local setting was changed to "Polish locale". A Stress Isometric was successfully created on computers set to "English locale".
Path name may be too long (max = 256, including the path + model name + extension) or may contain non-ASCII characters in its name.
Try this:
1. Create a new folder on the desktop or same folder as the model
a. Only use typical ASCII character in the filepath
b. New folder name should be short, ex. TEST)
2. Copy model DAT file to this new folder
3. Change rename model to a short name (ex. TEST01)
4. Run analysis and try to create a stress iso
Enhancement 1110386 has been logged to extend the filename.
OPIM Stress Isometric Troubleshooting Guide using AutoPIPE V8i 09.06.01.xx and higher
Stress Isometric does not create a drawing file, why?
Reason #1: Test using an AutoPIPE example model
Reason #3: Possible different filename and/or location
Reason #4: Program launching a 2nd executable
Reason #5: Prevent access to registry editing tools
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