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| Posted: Saturday, November 7, 2015 at
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When attempting elevation changes to a certain part of the plot, I get a CA lock up. The program freezes and the camera window goes all obscure. I have tried everything I know of but to no avail. Other parts of the plot work ok. I have lifted the varoius textures around the offending part but still no joy. Even smooting that particular part has no effect.
I attach a screen print showing what I have displayed.
Can someone help with a possible cure?
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| Posted: Saturday, November 7, 2015 at
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This is a view before the lock up.
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The way we are playing here you might want to throw the clubs in the lake. If you throw the clubs in the lake, you might miss the lake.
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| Posted: Saturday, November 7, 2015 at
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Hello Lawrence,
Not sure what the problem is, but did you try to delete the swap files in Course architect:
C:\Program Files (x86)\EA Sports\Course Architect 06\swapfiles
Try to delete all the files in the folder swapfiles
Another thing you can try:
Not sure how many libraries you have installed in TW06, CA06 can only handle about 30 - 40 libraries.
When you have a lot of libraries installed in TW06, then you can try to cloak some libraries with CLTool06 ( cloak some libraries you don t use on your new course. )
Maybe some fellow designers will know other things you can try ?
Some more help on this link:
http://www.coursedownloads.com/forum/posts.asp?post=8731&forum=14 |
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| Posted: Saturday, November 7, 2015 at
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| Thanks for the tip Pat. I have done that, deleted swap files and cloaked libs leaving a bare minimum. But the CA still locks up. It seems to be in a certain part of the plot which must be corrupt in some way. As I said earlier other parts of the plot behave as expected. I vaguely remember coming across this many years ago and there was a fix, but I must admit I have long since forgotton the solution. |
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| Posted: Saturday, November 7, 2015 at
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| I cracked the problem. I tried numerous things, one of which was to go back to a much earlier version and attempt raising the terrain where I had problems. It still persisted but the buffer shape surrounding the stream went all wierd. That gave me a clue, So I went back to my latest version and lifted that buffer shape for the stream with children. I was then able to manage the terrain as normal. Having done that I dropped the shapes that had been raised. Everything now seems all go (for now anyway)! :D |
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| Posted: Saturday, November 7, 2015 at
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| That is great news Lawrence, thanks for posting the solution, it can help other designers. |
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| Posted: Saturday, November 7, 2015 at
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| Your welcome Pat. Sharing of knowledge on the CA is always useful. I think in this case, the problem was with break lines and the closeness of the shapes within each other. The CA did not like this issue and found it a problem when working with the terrain so close to these shapes. |
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The way we are playing here you might want to throw the clubs in the lake. If you throw the clubs in the lake, you might miss the lake.
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| Posted: Monday, December 14, 2015 at
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| edited by: Hyno Designs on
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This is a common problem in the CA program, basically it happens when you raise or lower a specific area on the course were the data is bad. What will happen it will just destroy everything, sometimes you can pick up a shape or pick up everything (in that area) and it comes back to normal. Other times it wrecks the terrain or even the file.
The way to fix this data is to locate the section of the CA were the problem is, this is harder than it seems. (the area is usually not that large) Than you flatten that entire area to what ever setting you want and you can over lap meaning go max, avg and even low, it has to be done to the complete section which is damaged. Than you smooth out the problem, repair course and opt data with a shape that you draw around the problem.
Most of the time this happens around bunkers when you try to drop them. However as stated above it is a result of raising or lowering a specific area of the course were the data is bad.
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| Posted: Monday, December 14, 2015 at
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| Thanks Hyno for the info. You are right, I was near a long water ditch. The CA just didn't like what I was trying to do in a relatively small area of the terrain. I will bear in mind your advice for the future. ;) |
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