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I am working with a very large and detailed 3D solid model of a 5 story process facility complete with equipment, ducting, spouting, etc., that has been developed and revised several times over several years. Each and every time I open the model, save the model or generate ortho drawing from the model I get the following message: "Modeling Operation Error: Error Code Number is 93004".

My question is: How or where would someone start to pinpoint what is specifically causing the "modeling operation error" in such a large model so it can be corrected? Note that this model is extremely large in file size with a lot of detail.

Quartering search: copy the file twice, erase half the content in each. If only one file has the problem, split it in half. Continue chopping the files in half until you find the culprit, should be 8 - 10 times at most.

Shouldn't really have everything in one file anyways. As you've seen it makes life difficult. Also look into reducing the amount of detail, that will reduce the risk of problems like this while keeping file sizes small.

Unfortunately I don't think you will find an "easy button" for this one. I've had to update or use client provided models that would crash constantly when trying to xref or use them for ortho generation. Finding the issue can be time consuming and usually comes down to a corrupted object in the 3D model.

Is this a "master" model that uses multiple xrefs? If so try detaching them one by one to see if the error is coming from a specific xref'd model. Once you know which is the offending model you can start investigating that model for troublesome objects. This involves deleting objects from a layer, layer by layer to isolate the issue. Then object by object. Make sure you create copies of everything and keep the originals for backup. Run the PURGE command and purge everything. Run -PU command and select Regapps and purge all registered apps. Then run the AUDIT command.

You should try parsing the model down to separate models of a more manageable area (and file size) in a logical way. Maybe by floor since you say it is a 5 story building and by system; piping, electrical, structural, civil etc.

Once you have your areas see if a specific area model gives the error and crashes. If it is only one area then you know that there is something in that area model you have to find and purge. Go layer by layer deleting the objects and saving and checking if that resolves the issue.

You may want to ask yourself or the PM if you want to spend the time on this game. If it is a client provided model and you can't use it, they need to fix the problem on their dime. If it is your model, it may be cheaper and quicker to redraw/remodel the areas you need to create your ortho drawings and deal with it later. Just my 2 cents.

I've always used AutoCAD out the box to model some pretty sophisticated as well as simple items. I've worked AutoCAD since 1989. I've never ever received so many modeling errors. below are just a few I captured and copied to a log, just today. I"ve provided the error and the command it failed in and the text therein.

Are you using 3D solid models created in prior versions in AutoCAD 2018? If so, my guess is that the updated ASM modeler that we introduced in AutoCAD 2018 is catching additional data errors that were previously overlooked (but will bite you later). Error messages are displayed for errors that the newest ASM can't fix.

anyway, I attempted to put a 1/2x45deg chamfer on the bottom outboard side of the part. first off, I drew half, did my extrusions and subtractions then mirrored it. then unioned it. cleaned it. checked it for "This object is a valid ShapeManager solid.".

1. if the mtext text box is used to change the text justification, the next time the drawing is opened, the text no longer has the justification chosen in the mtext editor. it doesn't stick. I have to change mtext justification in the Properties. always. Now given that the justification in the properties has 9 options and the mtext editor only 3 plus the spread, maybe I;'m missing something here.

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