- If you encounter this kind of message:
<The selected CATIA V4 element XXX has a bad data structure> when checking elements of CATIA V4 models (or
copying it to 3DEXPERIENCE), there are a certain number of precautions you should take prior to do the copy operation (again), to manage it successfully as
possible. The meaning of this message:
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This message appears when a problem in the reading of
V4 model data has been detected by Catgeo.
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Check if the V4 model is
valid in CATIA V4
and proceed to the following operations:
- A second screen exposes a Model analysis by
listing the number of detected invalid elements:
- Click the four buttons :
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Delete (invalid elements),
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Modify (invalid elements),
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Pack (memory),
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All (to see all the
messages and results of the checking).
- Click YES to Execute and the invalid elements are turned into
valid components to be migrated. If you click on YES
again
the "events" number may have turn to 0. Use FORCE UPDATE
upon the model's solids. - Save the model.
- Then you can migrate the elements of this model from
CATIA V4 to 3DEXPERIENCE.
- If during a migration from CATIA V4 to 3DEXPERIENCE, you have both messages:
<The selected CATIA V4 element XXX has a bad data structure> < The CATIA V4 solid XXX has not been pasted <$DRAFT.1 ko...etc> It is due to the bad data structure of the solid,
detected into the Draft V4.$DRAFT.1. - Type
/cln in the text
field. The Cleaner's manipulations have modified the V4 Model Data
Structure. - If the model contains solids and they depend on modified
data. Therefore, it is important to force the solid to compute
again, to FORCE UPDATE (YES)
in order to check that every
element is coherent and finally Save the Model before translating
it. - If you do not FORCE UPDATE the solid, you may
translate an unstable solid.
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