I have some odd experience with copy pasting blocks.
When I copy blocks from a model (in the case I just had nested blocks, but it also happens with non-nested blocks) and I past them in a new (let’s say blank) model they are not visible.
After I paste them a second time they appear, I get the message asking if I want to replace the existing definition, which means they must already be there - at least their definition.
Then everything appears, but I need to delete the duplicates.
Is this a bug or is something wrong on my machine?
I’m not seeing that behavior with that file either.
I’m not running VisualARQ here - have you tried to reproduce it when that plug-in is disabled and Rhino restarted?
Apart from that, you’re quite a few Service Releases behind the current version…
-wim
Thanks Wim.
Unloading the plugin solved the problem as far as I can see.
So, would it be possible to move this thread to the VisualArq-Branch of the forum?
And I am 100% aware of the service releases, our admins claim it’s company policy to install service releases every 3 month - I think they just do not care.
@enric I will get our IT-dept to update VisualArq.
My version is 2.9.1.14486 (2020/11/04)!!
They are not the most supportive when it comes to updates as you can see.