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thank you so much sir you saved my life
have a great week

@Pasi-Paasiala
Hello Pasi. thank you for your reply and, please, forgive my late response.
After taking another look at the rule settings, I realized that I had overseen a parameter.
I corrected it and the rule works perfectly now.
Thank you

Hello Pasi,
thank you very much for your help. It worked indeed. thanx!

@david-polanski Thanks for clarifying, from my understanding our IT department had reached out to Autodesk as the entire issue is related to the API setup on Autodesks end as you mention.

For now it seems like i will be caught in a limbo. 😕

@Gianni @MEA The filtering creates an “AND” operation between two rows that have the same component. If you have, for example, two rows with “Any” component that their requirements don’t overlap, you get nothing as result.

What kind filter you want to create?

If you want to create a filter that matches several classification names, use the “One Of” operator and list all the classification names you want to match there.

@Matti-Kannala Hello!
So, I really don’t have the numbers, but I am quite sure I’ve seen a drop of around 100-200 mbs after a “fresh” .smc has been created. I’d also like to add that other than autorun, it’s has also most likely been models that have been added/removed from the .smc over the same period of time (incase that affects the file size in any way). I’d like to give you more information to go on, but I really don’t have any other then what I’ve heard and personally seen myself.

Hi @Pasi-Paasiala, that’s good news. It makes it a bit simpler for us. Thank you very much! Best wishes, Oliver

@Jack-Allason Is this version specific? So you can open it with an older Solibri but not with the latest?

If you create the ITO from scratch in the new version and save it, can you open it in the new version? How about the old version?

Can you reproduce this and send us the logs?

Open Solibri Reproduce the issue Zip the log folder under the Solibri installation folder Send the log over

If you’re concerned about your log contents, you can remove all files in the log folder before step one. Then the logs will be smaller and only contains information relevant to this issue.
If you don’t want to share the logs here, you can send them to [email protected].

Button for showing openings is included in the latest version Solibri 9.13.3

@JSN

This bug is fixed in the latest release 9.13.3.

BREP does not work with Solibri, can you confirm/elaborate if this is due to the technical limitation?

I can confirm that AdvancedBreps are being worked on, but

However, when looking again on the example file provided recently, then this is not really making sense, as the part seems to be created as an Extrusion an is still not showing information correctly

it can actually be both at once, separate bugs. Thanks for input.

@john-lipp
It works like a charm… Thank you for your support.
I must dive deeper into understanding the SOL 231.

Hello @Pasi-Paasiala,
thank you very much for your suggestion. It works perfectly:)
Best wishes,
Oliver

@teun_1 @Ricardo

We are sorry for this. This will be fixed in the next release.

@MarwaShaheen-0

The rule 234 Component Inside Component is sometimes a bit hard to configure and understand.
Here is some tips that might help you in the use of that rule:

The rule always finding a single dimension that it is comparing to min and max values

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Thank you very much for your reply and my apologies for answering late.
I opened it with another Viewer and the solution is that first I have to create the Mechanical Set with its attributes in Archicad.

Thanks for the suggestion Eric.
However, as i understand , with this we are removing the Remember Me feature/ benefit temporarily…
But what would actually solve it would be for Solibri to authenticate the password every time it is opened… even if Remember Me is activated.

I agree with Alex.

Witch Rol you have! company massages (my colleagues don’t read english, they can’t and won’t😆).