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When i try to insert a SID (MrSID) raster image in AutoCAD 2009 SP3 64 bits (in a machine with Windows 7 64 bits and another machine running Windows 10 Pro 64 bits) it responds that this format in unknown or incompatible. I tried to install Raster Design Objects Enablers for AutoCAD 2009 64 bits but the problem not dissapears.
Thank for your opinion pendean, i download the RDOE plugin from Autodesk Support Web and i verified that is the same version from AutoCAD 2009 Raster Design original DVD. During the installation the software shows some error windows about creating some registry keys, but i created the registry keys manually.
What I'm trying to say is that it would cause more confusion to others if the list of possible tool types would become longer because we need to create duplicates for every different naming for the same tool.
I'm not sure what you mean by that the V-Bits need different speeds than chamfer bits? Of course, you need to set your own feeds and speeds. The ones in the libraries that come with the software are just lame guesses that don't work in the real world. This is the same for every user.
I have just been through the tool library in an attempt to create an appropriate v-bit. The only one that renders the geometry of an ideal wood-carving v-bit properly is the countersink bit, which is clearly intended for well, countersinking and not lateral carving, if you select this bit for a milling operation (adaptive clearing for example) fusion will throw an error telling you you can't use a boring tool for milling operations, makes sense, I wouldn't use an actual countersink bit for carving.
(1e-5 or something like that), but it will show up with an equally minute bit size in the list of tools, meaning you have to rely on the the comment associated with the tool to find the correct one. Fusion also throws an error when you try to use it if the tip diameter is too small, due to I think significant figure loss during calculation. Basically you can make the bit look right but you can't actually use it.
It's impossible to make the Chamfer mill render properly due to the assumption that the chamfer mill will be using equilateral inserts for cutting, a valid assumption for most metal milling, but completely useless for most people with wood carvers.
In short I believe that the V-bit is suitably unique that it deserves it's own tool designation. The required specifications are similar enough to the countersink bit that it could be used as a base. Alternatively an extra parameter could be added to the chamfer mill to allow proper rendering of a standard v-bit geometry.
Edit: I'm actually going to change my vote here to adding an extra parameter to the chamfer mill, it would avoid the "dual tool type" fear, and would not result in any greater or lesser functionality for CNC router/carver users.
Hi, I am trying to install Revit 2017. This is the first Auto desk product on this machine. I am getting the 'Error accessing UPI repository in the 32-bits registry' error. Error happens for every Auto desk product. I have tried all of the download methods, turning off U.A.C., firewall. I have tried altering the setup.ini file via the recommendations on these forums but with no luck. Any help is appreciated, it would help immensely.
I am running windows 8.1 64 bit,
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Thanks for the tips, still no success. I see no recurring issues in event viewer when i launch, just random events. Programs in the tskmgr seem to be normal, no antivirus running, just the autodesk component for a brief moment then the send dump component. How can I see where the setup.exe crashes? Another thread with the related error had it stated that it was crashing while checking for the gfx capability. How can i check that to see exactly what its hung up on?
I can upload the files so you can view. Do I have to hide info in the files to prepare it for upload?
I have no idea how to read these to find an error.
Also I cannot install AIDA - same problem as with other products. Setup.exe sends me to error report sent screen. and the dump file has the upi repository error.
I've been searching forums for info on v-groove bits in Fusion but appears these aren't really supported yet. I have this -6009.aspx?searchEngineName=in-groove-cnc-insert-engraving-tool-body-repl... and want to know how to create in Fusion tool editor. I have seen someone say to use chamfer bit and custom create it but I can't figure out the settings to create the bit. Any help would be great.
It seems that v-groove bits, particularly the carbide-tipped ones, are not fully supported in Fusion 360 yet. To replicate your v-groove bit in the Fusion tool editor, you can try using the chamfer bit as a workaround and manually create the custom settings to match the geometry of your v-groove bit. However, it might be challenging to achieve the exact specifications. Any insights or assistance from experienced users with v-groove carbide-tipped bits in Fusion 360 would be greatly appreciated.
V-groove bits and Chamfer tools are one and the same. If you have the dimensions of the V-bit you'll be able to define your Chamfer tool. There are some graphical inconsistencies, especially when you have a Vee bit that's larger than the shank, but this is largely irrelevant for most cases.
I am getting exactly the same error trying to install on pretty much the same machine. Lenovo Thnikpad W520. Spent a half day with my local Autodesk distributor, have not been able to solve it yet. So I am keen to hear if anyone has found a solution.
Background: my Lenovo W520 was brand new with the factory installed Windows 7 64 bit operating system installed on it when delivered. The only thing I did since delivery of the machine was let Window 7 configure itself for first use and then install McAfee AV software. I then switched of McAfee and tried to commence installing Autodesk Product Design Suite Ult. 2012 from the Autodesk USB memory stick. After a couple of second the Autodesk installer screen appreared and almost immediately popped up an installation failed message. Tried numerous fixes, eg switching off UAC, right clicking the Autodesk setup.exe file and running as administrator although I was already logged in as admin etc. also had local Autodesk distributor try his media and then try an network deployment. Nothing worked.
Fix: Had to do a do a complete rebuild of the machine, but did not install McAfee AV software. Autodesk installer then worked properly. Can't be sure if the problem was with the factory install or with the McAfee AV SW. I have a feeling it was with the former. Now the Autodesk prodcuts are installed, I will try reinstalling McAfee AV SW and see if is all still works. Ii's nice to know that the problem was not with Autodesk's products.
I have recently stumbled across this same issue with the "Error accessing UPI repository in the 32-bits registry" while attempting to run AutoCAD 2012 after download and installation. I am running 64bit version Widows Vista Home Premium edition in a 250G Hard drive with 1G of ram and 1G of graphics 2.0ghz dual core processors so I do not think it is lack of capacity or requirements. I managed to install and open it all under Admin user, but will not begin running application. Please help, I have also attempted running without any AVG antivirus running as well.
I have a number of projects where I am trying to clear out a large area using 2D adaptive or 2D pocket, and so I go for a larger-radius bit. But the shapes I'm trying to cut towards the edge in some places are are too narrow for this bit to fit through, so I'm trying to figure out how I can take the left over stock and finish the cut with a new, smaller bit.
I just tried to duplicate a toolpath and swap the bits, but the second path cuts literally everything, ignoring that the first path already took care of 99% of it and therefore adding hours to the machining time. What is the procedure to avoid this time sink?
I thought about doing a contour or something, but that runs into a couple potential issues:
1) it will still waste time cutting the edges where the other bit was able to get close enough, and
2) it will not clear out full areas that are larger than the smaller bit diameter, but smaller than the larger one.
As a follow-up: I was just experimenting with using engrave, and on a sufficiently wide enough area, it will leave islands. How can I take a flat end mill and ONLY clear out the islands, leaving the 45 degree walls created from the original path?
So I tried that, but I don't have the options you are showing there (I can only select the previous tool's diameter and corner radius). Regardless, this seems to work...ish. The problem now is that it wisps away in and out of the edges instead of just doing a single contour, leaving "lumpy" edges. It also seems to be raising and lowering itself hundreds of times instead of, again, just doing a single pass in some areas.
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