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Overlapping entities


Brendan P
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I did do a search and with no luck didn't get my answer.

I am running a 2D lathe part that was converted from autocad lt.

When I run my toolpath,I keep getting the "there are overlapping entities in the chained geometry"

 

But If I analize chain,there is nothing there!

 

I even tried the findovlp.dll chook,and it finds no overlapping entities!!

 

WTF

 

has anyone had this happen before?

 

V9.1 maint.

 

Thanks wink.gif

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this is serious sh!t

oh, whay didnt you say so confused.gif

I have had this happen a few times. usually when I am chaining solid or surface curves. somtimes there seems to be two entities when theres not. I have to redraw the chain to make it work. does anyalize chain start and stop nearest your chain point? if it jumps to a different end point somfins wacked

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Thanks guys.

Steve,I just tried the dxf thing,but the same result.

 

I am a little bit busy today,and I just had to work around it for now.

I would like to email you the file,just to see if you can find anything.

 

I will have to send it in a little bit when I free up.

 

 

Thanks

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if they are splines that are giving you trouble, try reducing the amount of control points in them by Analyze>Edit=Y

then set your desired tolorence (I usually use somewhere between .0005 & .001). This usually clears up any trouble Im having with splines...seems MC starts getting funky when the ammount of control points in a spline gets up there...

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