General Discussion

@Matti It’s only fixed when Solibri is installed manually. When we deploy the beta from Intune the same error occurs. Solibri just installs partially in the background when the current version of Solibri is running. Afterwards users get the same NO JVM could be found error.
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@C-Oldenburg That’s correct indeed. Unfortunately, we also no longer get the startup selection screen. We would really like to be able to make that choice ourselves again.

In addition, we’ve submitted a request to have a fallback scenario implemented. Some of our users are assigned both Site and Office. Currently, when they try to open Office but all licenses are in use, they’re redirected to Anywhere even though Site licenses are often still available.

For now, we’ve implemented a workaround using specific desktop shortcuts for the different versions.
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When you append -anywhere -site or -office to the target you are able to start the right version of Solibri.

Hi, I don’t know if it’s useful 4 years later but you can change the unit precision in the unit setting and lower the volume tolerance. 🙂

Hi @f-zanoni Could you please share your .smc file? That would help better understand your current configuration and allow for quicker solution to your problem.

Check the logs: “C:\Program Files\Solibri\SOLIBRI\log\runtime.log”

See if this helps: https://society.solibri.com/topic/3313/read-error-solved?_=1749021369190

To hide components in Solibri, you can set their transparency to 100%. Here are a few effective methods, depending on your needs:

Use the Paint Tool
You can add components to the Selection Basket in the Model Tree and apply 100% transparency using the Paint Tool. These settings are saved in the smc file. However, if the IFC model is updated with new zones or components, you’ll need to reapply the transparency to those new elements.
🔗 Learn more about the Paint Tool in SMC v9.6

Apply a Color Map with Transparency
A more dynamic option is to use a color map to set specific components to be fully transparent. This approach is useful if your model is regularly updated, as the color map can automatically apply transparency based on defined criteria.
🔗 Guide to Color Mapping in SMC v9.6

Use Classification-Based Transparency
You can create a classification to group the relevant components (e.g., closed zones) and set their color to 100% transparent under the “Default Classification Names” list. To apply this visually, make sure to check the “Use for model colors” option in the classification settings.
🔗 Using Classification Colors for Model Visualization

Hello!

Sorry for the inconvenience. Here is some updated information which might help

Kind regards,

Toni

This was part of the hot fix: https://society.solibri.com/topic/3325/solibri-25-3-2-hotfix-has-been-released

Ok, now I have created an IDS file with 31 specifications… So this issue not related to the number of restrictions…
I have to check the IDS files with Notepad++ then…

Classified spaces are now possible to visualise in 3D or 2D representation from 25.3.1 onwards:

https://society.solibri.com/topic/3305/solibri-25-3-1-has-been-released

Kind regards,

Toni

@Matti Thanks you! This helped. I’ll close the topic.

In build 25.3.1.59 the problem still exists.

Hi @elia

Here is a JavaScripted ITO that exports all properties of each IFC class, with each property separated by a semicolon.
All Properties.ito

Note that JavaScripted ITOs in Solibri have certain limitations, such as the lack of support for enhanced for-each loops and stream operations. As a result, this script relies on iterators and while loops.

However, if you’re developing your own Solibri API extensions using Java, these limitations do not apply. This example can serve as a useful reference for accessing PropertySets and their associated Properties from Components.

importClass(java.util.HashSet); importClass(java.lang.StringBuilder); function getValue(row, components) { var componentIterator = components.iterator(); var psetSet = new HashSet(); while (componentIterator.hasNext()) { var component = componentIterator.next(); var propertySets = component.getPropertySets(); var propertySetIterator = propertySets.iterator(); while (propertySetIterator.hasNext()) { var propertySet = propertySetIterator.next(); var propertySetName = propertySet.getName(); var properties = propertySet.getProperties(); var propertyIterator = properties.iterator(); while (propertyIterator.hasNext()) { var property = propertyIterator.next(); var propertyName = property.getName(); psetSet.add(propertySetName + "." + propertyName); } } } var result = new StringBuilder(); var psetIterator = psetSet.iterator(); while (psetIterator.hasNext()) { result.append(psetIterator.next()).append(";"); } return result.toString().trim(); }

We also have encountered similar symptoms in more recent versions of Solibri, although we couldn’t track down why.

I first thought my memory was bad, then that it was for specific rules where the issue slide had been created

either on a folder level where a new issue hat appeared (in the same result folder) either on an issue level where additional components had appeared - e.g. minimal height of objects in a room: the results are per room (as the outside component), if one more fixture appears it might trouble the decision history, at least on issue-level.

I think there is a bigger need for optimization for preserving decisions…

i Have this issue quite a lot. We like to set our Hierarchy by short name but we constantly get other items included. If we could lock it to the main parent check this would be great

No solution as I know
https://society.solibri.com/topic/2376/parallel-distance-between-elements-rule-221-should-be-generalized/3?_=1746516542740

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The stamp should snap to the surface of the cut. Not behind it. Now it’s hidden.