I just started working on this job but when I go to take a look in the render mode it just crashes.. My other jobs seem to render fine.
I've re-booted etc and no change. This has never happened to me before. The cutlist looks normal and it nests fine but no render ???
Any Ideas on what to check?
It is something to do with your walls. I deleted all the cabinets and it still crashed. Next I opened it again and deleted all the appliances and it crashed again. Then I deleted all the walls except #1 and it went to reder just fine. I'm not sure why, but if you take out the other walls and redo them it should work. I always go clockwise when putting in my walls and you went the other way. I'm not sure if that had any effect or not. It's not the complete answer to you question, but it's close. lol
I've tried deleting all the walls & Re-doing. No go
I've actually tried deleting everything, Walls, Cabinets, Windows, Cutout, Etc, Etc... (But Not all at once ) and still no go.
I guess i might as well start over from scratch.
I kept seeing a line in the wall in the middle of your window so I deleted the window and the wall and when I mouse over the line it comes up as wall number 5 with a length of 0. see picture
This is what is causing your problem. Save you cabinets to a file then do the wall starting from scratch then place the cabinets again. Make sure you start a new job to draw your walls.
Kerry, I'm not sure how you found that, but you are "DA MAN"
I just did a right click and selected all walls and hit delete, so I guess it took that one out also. I had to unselect one wall as it would not let me take them all out. I decided to leave wall one and it worked. If Rob deleted the walls one at a time, I guess he would not have gotten the "sneaky wall"
Thats funny because I did see that line and was wondering if it had something to do with it. When I deleted walls I guess I still did not see it.
If I paid more attention to the wall list I would have noticed it.
I ended up starting from scratch again.
Thanks again Kerry for figuring this out.
And you were right Kenneth it was something to do with the walls.