Complete model deletion in IES 6.1.0 after Import gbXML file
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2010 10:54 am
There is a bug in IESVE 6.1.0 in modelIT. This one is quite extreme and hope IES issues a hotfix ASAP.
In ModelIT, if you try to save your project by clicking on the toolbar button "Save Project" and instead mistakenly click on "Import gbXML file" which is right next to it, no matter what you press next (including "Cancel") it will DELETE your entire model geometry, SAVE the changes, and remove any possibility for undo. It's basically a kill switch on your model with no possibility of recovery!
A look at the filesize of the *.mit file confirms this.
Again, this will happen even if you press "cancel" once the "Import gbXML file" window opens. This is particularly dangerous as the "Import gbXML file" is located right next to the "Save project" button and you might (as I did) hit it by mistake while actually just trying to save. IESVE 6.0.6 didn't do this, if you hit "cancel" in 6.0.6 it just updates the adjacencies, so this is just in IESVE 6.1.0.
At least I found a quick way of deleting all my zones, might this be a "new feature" ?
In ModelIT, if you try to save your project by clicking on the toolbar button "Save Project" and instead mistakenly click on "Import gbXML file" which is right next to it, no matter what you press next (including "Cancel") it will DELETE your entire model geometry, SAVE the changes, and remove any possibility for undo. It's basically a kill switch on your model with no possibility of recovery!
A look at the filesize of the *.mit file confirms this.
Again, this will happen even if you press "cancel" once the "Import gbXML file" window opens. This is particularly dangerous as the "Import gbXML file" is located right next to the "Save project" button and you might (as I did) hit it by mistake while actually just trying to save. IESVE 6.0.6 didn't do this, if you hit "cancel" in 6.0.6 it just updates the adjacencies, so this is just in IESVE 6.1.0.
At least I found a quick way of deleting all my zones, might this be a "new feature" ?