While not strictly necessary in this example, this is a good method for preventing the values looping back. In the 'Symbol Width' parameter formula box, enter (Width*0.2)*PLock.Create a new number parameter called 'PLock' and group under 'Constraints.Lock the sketch lines off to the Reference Lines Select the dimension and add the parameter 'Symbol Width'. Mirror the Filled Region across the diagonal as shown.Whilst in sketch mode, dimension the short edge and add the parameter 'Symbol Depth'. Add a triangular Filled Region and lock of to the Reference Lines as shown.This is because the parametric 'rig' is identical. Open the 'HoleSymbol' Detail Item Family and save a copy as 'PitSymbol'.
Next post, no more network stuff normal service will resume. (Apparently, there are still ongoing issues according to Novell). If we get any more issues, I'll append this post. So far, fingers crossed, everything seems to be running ok. Restart Revit the program will now re-aqcuire a fresh license file Browse to C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\Adlm and rename the 'cascadeinfo.cas' file to something else. To sort the license issue, make sure Revit is exited. This was resolved by firstly, installing Novell Client 2 SP1 for Windows (IR5). On restart, Revit is now unable to acquire a license with a ' error' Finish working, exit from Revit and yes, you've guessed it, bang, BSOD with Plugging away fine, No trace of the problems in Scenario 1 or 2. This error was resolved by turning off the 'Client File Caching Enabled' & 'Level 2 OpLocks Enabled' options, server & client side Pause work for a second to stare out of the window and bang, BSOD again with
With Scenario 1 sorted, work rolls on, 'Synchronise with Central' functioning fine. This error was resolved by installing Novell Client SP1 for Windows User 2 hits 'S ynchronise with Central' and bang, BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) with User 1 opens a local copy of a workshared Revit file and starts working. The information out there is a bit piecemeal, so the aim of this post is to summarise the problems and solutions in plain english and add some context We've had a few problems running Revit on Windows 7 (64-Bit) through a Novell Network.
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