12d Model

Looks like someone is giving you crappy data.

Samuel,
Nothing can be checked without the data.

If you don't want to post it here, send it to support@12d.com with a message saying what the problem is.

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The vertices on a section string would totally depend on the data producing the section.
For example, if it was a section through a tin then there would point be vertices at each side of a triangle that was cut.
But if it was from an MTF, then it would be for the distance of the link producing it.

I've never heard of Twinmotion.

The information would all be in a 12dXML file.

I believe the functionality has been in there since at least V12.
But like everything, if you don't need at the time, you gloss over it.

I don't know of any Support person who is across all the capabilities of 12d Model.

Hence why posting on the 12d Model is so useful - it allows all the support people, all the programmers and all users to help with a solution

What is a Points Grid.xyz file ?
Where did it come from ?

I don't think Civil 3D can support Super Tins.

James, I can see this as becoming quite critical as more and more people are wanting/having to work remotely with all the disruption. If there was something we could give our IT providers as guidance, that would be great, as it looks like there are a few things to look at straight off the bat i.e. d...

It is no surprise that there is a problem with docking stations. Docking stations should be avoided if you want decent graphics and speed unless they can be guaranteed to support high speed OpenGL graphics for all monitors going through them. I believe Sam found similar "slow down" problem...

And to definitely zip IFC, or any text, files

Where is the file going that it is "too large" ?

I think it may be when the data was copied to the Cloud, the file "Project" was not copied.
Some people/software use a *.* command and of cause that will only copy files with a "." in them.
Any other files are left behind.