Afternoon all. I had an issue today where 2 of my programs will no longer load my cad model, and one of them wont open at all. All of our programs are saved onto the company's network. They have spent a lot of money on the network so I know its top end. That being said has anyone ever had trouble saving and running programs off of a network? The 2 programs are rather large and I would rather not have to reprogram 1 or both of them.
dwade,
If you use Inspect with the Measure option on and select Re-Measure, Inspect will create another temporary routine overwriting the previous temporary routine. The process I use with Inspect is to select the routine that’s on the network drive and execute it.
Inspect will create a temporary routine from the Network and execute that routine.
After the first part is complete, I will select done and then open the temporary routine that’s saved on the local drive.
C:\Users\<user>AppData\Local\Temp\Hexagon\Inspect\ TempExecutionLocation
<user> represents your Windows username.
I will set this temporary folder location to the Folder Explorer within Inspect settings.
The temporary routine will maintain the last executed settings even when using Re-Measure.
I will also see an improvement in the execution speed. If you’re only measuring one part, you can execute until it reaches a user input and then select cancel. Then select the temporary routine from the TempExecutionLocation folder. Now in the Help files the way it's written the temporary routine should be the one it will continue using until Inspect closes. But that's not always the case.
dwade,
If you use Inspect with the Measure option on and select Re-Measure, Inspect will create another temporary routine overwriting the previous temporary routine. The process I use with Inspect is to select the routine that’s on the network drive and execute it.
Inspect will create a temporary routine from the Network and execute that routine.
After the first part is complete, I will select done and then open the temporary routine that’s saved on the local drive.
C:\Users\<user>AppData\Local\Temp\Hexagon\Inspect\ TempExecutionLocation
<user> represents your Windows username.
I will set this temporary folder location to the Folder Explorer within Inspect settings.
The temporary routine will maintain the last executed settings even when using Re-Measure.
I will also see an improvement in the execution speed. If you’re only measuring one part, you can execute until it reaches a user input and then select cancel. Then select the temporary routine from the TempExecutionLocation folder. Now in the Help files the way it's written the temporary routine should be the one it will continue using until Inspect closes. But that's not always the case.
One could also use a script to copy the routine from the network drive. I have change NinjaBadger AUTOARCHIVE.BAS script to save the routine using the Save As method to the local drive.
Just an added note. The temporary routine will also be listed in the Recent Tab after the first Execution. Not sure why Inspect program doesn't have a condition to check the temporary folder first before copying, pasting and executing the routine.
