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John H
Nov 16, 2007, 3:26:17 AM11/16/07
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Does anyone know what "Warning: sketch text update failed" is supposed to
mean.
mean.
I'm using some text in an extruded cut feature, and the sketch feature has
"blood" on it.
It seems OK visually, and the "display/delete relations" dialogue box
doesn't indicate any errors.
Any thoughts?
TIA
John H
j
Nov 16, 2007, 7:08:48 AM11/16/07
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overlapping and creating an overlapping sketch. Usually look at the
letters beside any A. I've had to increase the spacing slightly on some
text sketches to eliminate the overlap
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John H
Nov 16, 2007, 7:37:37 AM11/16/07
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"j" <j...@msn.com> wrote in >>
> Check to make sure that the ends of some of the letters are not
> overlapping and creating an overlapping sketch. Usually look at the
> letters beside any A. I've had to increase the spacing slightly on some
> text sketches to eliminate the overlap
>
The letters are actually spaced well apart, each one being attached to its
own construction line.
Any other thoughts?
John H
zxys
Nov 16, 2007, 11:04:45 AM11/16/07
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It's most likely one or more of the individual font characters splines/
lines overlapping or not meeting end-to-end per the tolerance or
relative tolerance the model is using..
Test this by trying the most likely or complex character and see which
one fails?
You could always change the font and see if that works?
Or if you absolutely have to have that font, you can copy edge the
failing character and click on the corners to force then ends to meet,
then break the edge relationship and delete the bloody sketch. This
way is suggested if you want to reduce or eliminate the chance of
having your model rebuild,... rebuild,.... rebuild,... for ever and
ever and ever..... you know what I mean!?
lines overlapping or not meeting end-to-end per the tolerance or
relative tolerance the model is using..
Test this by trying the most likely or complex character and see which
one fails?
You could always change the font and see if that works?
Or if you absolutely have to have that font, you can copy edge the
failing character and click on the corners to force then ends to meet,
then break the edge relationship and delete the bloody sketch. This
way is suggested if you want to reduce or eliminate the chance of
having your model rebuild,... rebuild,.... rebuild,... for ever and
ever and ever..... you know what I mean!?
..
On Nov 16, 4:37 am, "John H" <john.harland.del...@texkimp.co.uk>
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