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    Ram Model changes corrupt Ram Connection geometry

      Applies To 
      Product: RAM Connection (Ram Modeler)
    First Affected Version: 12.00.00.31 (15.08.00.37)
    Found in Version: 12.00.00.31 (15.08.00.37)
      Fixed in Version: 12.00.01.40 (15.09.00.13)
    Environment: All
      Area:  Import/Export; File
      Issue Number:  884969

    Problem Description

    There is a problem with Ram Connection 12.0 integration with RAM SS (Ram Modeler version 15.08).

    1.Take any RAM SS model
    2.Go to Ram Connection
    3.Make any change in RAM SS (add a column, delete a beam, change a member size, etc)
    4.Reopen Ram Connection - changes in step 3 are not there.

    Depending on the type of change you can get an error, e.g.
    "Node [30]" does not exist. Error at N1: Initial node

    When a connection was assigned to a node /member that was deleted.

    The geometry may also looks all wacky (spider web) or all members can disappear.

     

    Reason

    This is a new problem being corrected for the next release of Ram Connection.

    Solution

    Update to the latest version of Ram Connection.

    Alternatively, purge the model of the file.rcsx file and start over. To do this:

    1. Rename the file.rss to file.zip.
    2. Open the .zip archive.
    3. Locate the file.rcsx file and delete it.
    4. Rename the file back to file.rss and reopen it in Ram Manager. 

    Or revert to Ram Connection 11.2.

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    • Seth Guthrie Created by Bentley Colleague Seth Guthrie
    • When: Thu, May 31 2018 2:35 PM
    • Seth Guthrie Last revision by Bentley Colleague Seth Guthrie
    • When: Wed, Aug 8 2018 4:57 PM
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