Version 6.2.0006 Dimensioning
When we use the dimensioning tool more than once the icad.exe uses 100% cpu, and hangs there.Anyone seen that in the latest version 6.2.006?
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I had the same problem when drawing simple lines, and now I could reproduce it with dimensioning. There seems to be something wrong with the Snap Trak, as I turned it off and now everything works fine (knock on wood !).
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I reproduced a hangup with just perpendicular snap active, and snap tracking on:.(setvar "osmode" 128) ;for perpendicular snap(command "_dimlinear" "0,0" "10,0" "5,5")(command "_dimlinear" "2,3" "10,3" PAUSE)The command waits for a point to finish placement of the dimension.Hover over 10,3 till the perpendicular snap and snap track marker show.Then click on 5,10(empty space). There is a serious hangup .Make sure icad.exe is highlighted in the taskmanager before you try this.I have not succeeded yet in causing a hangup with a line command, or with other snap options than perpendicular. Extra details are very welcome.This hangup gets fixed with priority of course.Alexander Van Heuverzwyn,Bricscad
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A scenario for hangup with just lines, snaptrack, and perpendicular snap: Start line command and draw a few lines.If after clicking for a point, the markers for perp(L sign) and for snap track(+ sign) are active in that point, and if i move in such a way that these markers do not change, then the next click hangs the program.It seems that at the moment, snap track and perpendicular snap do not combine well.Alexander Van HeuverzwynBricscad
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Hello AlexanderYour scenario with the lines, describes pretty much exactly, what happened to me. I used the perpendicular snap in combination with others, but the "result" is the same. No problems though when perpend snap is off.Cheers
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We released an update v6-2-0010 that fixes the hangup with snaptrack + perpendicular snap. Hangups were possible with tangent snap too. That's covered with the same fix.Alexander Van Heuverzwynbricscad
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