Issues regarding the generation of ISO diagrams with Caesar II
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Could any expert or knowledgeable teacher guide me? I want to use Caesar II to generate ISO images, but I haven’t been successful so far. I’ve built the model, and I had the professionals at Coade Company take a look at it; they can generate ISO diagrams, so there’s nothing wrong with my model. But I can’t do it myself; I don’t know why Could anyone provide me with more detailed information on generating ISO diagrams, or give me some thorough guidance? I’m using a pirated version of Caesar II; is that related to it? Can’t extract ISO images from the copy version? I’m really in a hurry; I implore everyone to help. Waiting online. . .
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=443751; relevant discussions can be found in this post. Take a look and see if it helps!
Thank you, up above. I’ve taken a look, but I’m still confused – is there something wrong with using pirated ISO files? If there are no problems, what should I do to get the ISO? Some specific information is needed
Chapter 6 of the CAESARII-series training materials should contain what the poster is looking for: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-485585-1-1.html
I’m using the 5.1PJ version, and everything works fine when generating ISO images~
When generating ISOMETRIC DRAWINGS in CAESAR II, have you encountered the following problems? How was it solved? 1. Selecting \"Use Default style\" does not allow generation, and an error message appears. A great new style cannot be created either. I’m not sure if it’s a system setting issue or a software setting issue 2. The generated ISOMETRIC is slightly different from the original model. For example, there was originally a tee at node 50 from which a branch pipe led off, but this branch pipe ended up being connected at node 100. 3. When selecting to display only some node numbers, a diagram can be generated; when selecting to display all node numbers, no diagram is generated. I’m not sure if it has something to do with the order in which node numbers are arranged during modeling!
1. The file path name cannot contain Chinese characters. 2. Some of the errors are due to the D version; there are certain \"black box\" elements built into the software, and using an unauthorized version can lead to various inexplicable problems
This post was last edited by y*e on 2010-7-10 at 18:13. Through actual practice, I have also gathered some experiences to share with everyone. 1. When modeling, the arrangement of nodes is very important; if it is messy, errors are likely to occur when generating the output. It is best to consider the arrangement of nodes before modeling, and then proceed with modeling. Sharpening the axe doesn’t delay chopping wood. 2. After all, CII is just a stress analysis software, and it has some shortcomings when it comes to generating drawings. For example, the lengths and dimensions of the line segments are not drawn in proportion, and there is no standard for marking the dimensions; the dimension markings are rather chaotic. I also ask everyone to share their insights and experiences from the application process.
This post was last edited by Xiami on 2010-12-9 at 10:48. When I use Caesar2 (version 5.1 070917, the official version) to create an ISO file, I opt for the “CREATE NEW STYLE” option. Following the tutorials available on the forum, I still cannot generate the ISO file; instead, I get the error message “ERROR IN PROCESSING PCF FILE”. I wonder if anyone else has encountered a similar problem? How was it solved? Thank you so much! I’m not sure what connection this has with PCF files? Thank you
My one is having the same problem! It worked after I tried to reinstall the software!
Okay, thank you, moderator. There’s no better way? If not, I’ll have no choice but to reinstall the software, sigh