Is there a way to revert back to service release 14? I can’t find it in my downloads folder. In v15 the “query model objects” does not update automatically, the component has to be disabled and then enabled to update.
Hmmm weird. Does it happen every time?
I’m not seeing that here. I just installed version 8.15.25019.13001 just to double check. Does it happen on every file. If you just open an new file and drag/drop a Query Model Objects component on the canvas and then add a brep to your Rhino document, does the output show the new geometry? When you move the brep around in the scene, does the GH preview update? Have you tried updating to 8.16 just to see if this fixes your issue?
I had some update issues too but I couldn’t really find out when.
I can’t check that, my machine is still on V14 (can’t find the installer anywhere) and I am weary of updating if I can’t go back. My client updated to v15 even though I told him many times not to (he is also getting a bunch of error messages at starting the script). For the time being, I made a work around that automatically enables/ disables this component when the command is run. Attached is the problematic component from V14.
Query model object.gh (4.5 KB)
I think you’ll also need to include your Rhino file. Also, you seem to be using Name and Layer filters for the input of the Query Model Objects component. Is it possible that there are no objects in your Rhino file which match your filters?
point example.3dm (42.5 KB)
Here are some example points. Just a note: the issue doesn’t happen when grasshopper opens. It happens if I add additional points after gh query object has already run the first time. I know they are labelled correctly because query object references them after I disable/enable the component.
It appears to be working here. You can see that when I move the points around that the output of the Deconstruct Point component is also updating which means it’s updating on every change made to the Rhino document. If you add a new point, it will not show up unless you make sure the name of the new point matches the filters (layer and name) that you are assigning. If you remove the filters, or simply add a new Query Model Object component to your canvas and leave the filters blank, you should see any new object added or modified on the Rhino document show up in the output.