\"Failed in the Thicken\" error message

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Denis L'Heureux
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\"Failed in the Thicken\" error message

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What the heck is that? I am trying to edit a cabinet side and it gives me that error.

UPDATE: I just found out that even if I don't try and do any cut, I get this message. All I have to do it load the part to the part editor and on exit, even without any mods to the part, I get the error message.
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Post by Al Navas »

Denis,

Are you using the latest, Build 4?


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Post by Denis L'Heureux »

Yep. Build 4. And it has done nothing good so far. At one point my room flipped upside down. A perfect mirror image of my REAL room. Even if I tried to use the sliders to rotate it around. It was still screwed.

So I saved with a new name and re-opened. All was back in order except I had no walls left. I had to go back to the wall editor and they were still there. Returned back to the room and the walls were back without me doing anything.

I wish I could go back to build 3 right now.
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Failed in thicken? That sounds like you didn't put enough flour in the gravy Denis :joker:
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DanEpps wrote:Failed in thicken? That sounds like you didn't put enough flour in the gravy Denis :joker:
I figured it was because I was using Paint Grade material and my paint was too watery.....LOL
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Post by Jeremy Schiffer »

That has got to be the strangest message I've ever seen... :lol:

Sorry, I can't even begin to offer an answer!

Maybe it's time you updated from Thicken to ThickBooks? heheh
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Post by Rick Palechuk »

And then the plot thickens.
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Denis

Pleas attach the cabinet that you are getting the errors with plus that room too.
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