David, Try grouping everything (all surfaces anyway) then use Group Check under Utility - Surface Modes. Start with Model Checking set to Low and Action to Report. This should list any suspicious surfaces by element number. Now you can inspect, delete or remake the surfaces listed.
The reason for starting with Model Checking set to Low is that Medium and High can take a awful long time and usually Low will point out the offending surfaces. Hope this does it! David Shultz wrote: > I seem to have a problem with Freeform and was wondering if anyone else has > had this problem. I import an Iges file into FreeForm and work on it. No > problems yet but when I save it and try to reopen it I get the following > error.ERROR #13146: the file contains invalid surface entitesAnyone else ever > have this problem. I feel it might be something that Freefrom doesn't like > from the Iges file. Does anyone remember if there where iges entites that > Freeform would import but not like if saved.Thanks for the helpRespectfully > YoursDavid A. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- John Gent Structural Dynamics Research Corporation Americas Support Center - Eugene ====================================================================== To find out more about this mailing list including how to unsubscribe, send the message "info mfg-smartcam" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ======================================================================
