MacOS Sierra 10.12.3
I can not turn off the automatic verification of objects.
In this case, the copy paste to a new file does not help me because I have absolute need to save or export the named views.
if you simply rotate it an “invalid” object appears the dialog box.
if I select the option “disable automatic checking” this has no effect.
automatic control in progress
Automatic checking is disabled for this modeling session.
Run the command “CheckNewObjects” to disable the check for all future sessions.
invalid geometry entered into the model. When that happens, usually it’s not serious errors but can cause problems in future operations.
The Rhino development team want to fix this bug.
To report this bug, click report bugs.
Choose from the following options.
turn off the automatic verification
continue with the automatic verification
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I solved as well (but probably with ReadViewportsFromFile command would be equal)
The “CheckNewObjects” verification NOT can be disabled ( Files created before the 5E41w had activated the “CheckNewObjects”) . It is unthinkable to do all the steps I described all my files. Every time you try to make changes appear the two windows that I published. @dan
Yeah, this is really annoying - and not the way the windows version works. Needs a quick fix. That windows keep popping up even if the bad object is fixed. You have to close the file and re-open to get rid of that… persistent window…
+1 [on the request for info.
same problem here,
A few bad objects are hidden somewhere in the file [like old leftovers] but which has no disturbing roll in the relevant model. meaning i can safely ignore them, and don’t need to deal with trying to fix/replace them.
But now this massage [like in Simon’s case] totally makes the file unworkable now.
IMPORTANT: The workaround that I presented above was ill-advised. This set a permanent flag. If you used this workaround, you will not get new notifications of bad objects ever until you run CheckNewObjects again and check the enabled box and restart Rhino. You will now receive new bad object warnings but you can ignore them for that particular modeling session.
@dan: I had the same problem with version 5.5.2 over and over again. If I chose “Turn off automatic checking” there was no result and I had to get rid of bad objects as this annoying popup would appear every time I “touched” one of them.
But now I used the CheckNewObjects command as you described manually and after turning it off AND ON again also the popup button “Turn off automatic checking” does work to disable automatic checking. So my problem was solved only after manually using the command once.
