InRoads SS4 Civil element error at open

This has been my error for the last week:

I get this error as soon as I open one of my files. I am wondering if anyone has seen this before, and how to reliably fix it. I have activated the problem file, and dropped the civil elements in effort to fix it, with mixed results. I fixed it once by deleting the apparent violating geometry and was able to work for a few hours, only to have the error reappear later that day. I have since dropped civil elements via activation several times, only to fix it once, but not the fix was not reproducible with other copies of the file. Thanks! 

  • The .net errors are typically hard to troubleshoot to know WHY exactly an error occurred.  I believe in a lot of cases it has to do with how the geometry is ruled to other elements and perhaps broken as base elements are edited/copied/renamed, so those elements nullify how different elements are built.  But we haven't been able to find a direct relationship to a workflow and troubleshooting these errors. 


    If you can post the DGN file which is having the issue, we can attempt to find the trouble element in the file which is causing the crash. In some cases you can just recreate that that geometry and reassociate any civil elements to it to "repair" the relationships.


    Also, what is the exact version of InRoads you are using so we can make sure you are on the latest release of the product?

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  • I can't upload the file, sorry. Is this a .NET error? It's not the normal look of one. I assume it's because an element is broken, but by activating the file from another file, I can delete/drop elements and have found it reproduces randomly in different areas of the file without any difference in the associations.

    I didn't have maintenance packet 2 installed, but tried on a computer that did and it still rang up the same error. Thanks for the info. Mostly I just wish the error wasn't fatal - I've seen the error inside a file before while working in it, but it doesn't fatally crash then. This one doesn't even let me successfully get into the file to work.