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OOK i closed ts with scene editor open and
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OOK i closed ts with scene editor open and // Archive: Tech Forum
Post by Jeison // Feb 19, 2006, 11:31am
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ya on sturday when i had finished what i was working on i closed TS7. I had the scene editor open i hadent saved the scene after rendering so It asked if i wanten to save and i said yes . It saved the main window closed then the Scene editor closed and now..
when i try to start TS the only thing i get is the sceen editor and a few icons
in the upper left hand corner. Help please :confused: |
Post by Norm // Feb 19, 2006, 11:47am
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Would seem perhaps you did not shut down trueSpace7 properly.
Hold down the control-key when you start up trueSpace next time. Select default configuration from the startup dialog. This should fix you up. |
Post by Bobbins // Feb 19, 2006, 12:06pm
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One of the "few icons" you see will allow you to open the layout library where you can choose a layout and carry on. |
Post by Jeison // Feb 20, 2006, 3:02am
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Thank you all better now |
Post by PrimMac // Mar 4, 2006, 4:37pm
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It would seem that this issue has been resolved, but the same thing has happened to me several times. Most of the time, I was able to resolve it using the "Restore Default context button" from the "left over" icons. Caligari Tech Support recommended that TS7 always be shut down using the Shut Down button available on one of the toolbars, and not using the "X" on the upper right. Hope my input is of help. |
Post by Lowave // Feb 11, 2007, 4:11pm
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I was having the same problem in TS6.5...when i tried to save an object it I got Runtime Error 217 at 05c0b37a, everytime. Opening TS with the control key and selecting default preferences fixed the problem. Thank TS Tech support.
Lowave |
Post by 3dpdk // Feb 11, 2007, 5:34pm
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There is a way to reopen tS without having to re customize after a default start.
Browse down your directory tree until you get to the folder where you keep saved objects and scenes; .scn and .cob files and double click on either. These files should already be set to open in tS but if not you can right click the file and select "Open With...". This will give you the opportunity to specify what program (tS) they should open.
tS will open either as a newscene if you double click a .cob file or in the scene you clicked.
At this point you might be able to reopen the scene you were working on. If not, hopefully you have back-up scenes that you won't have to backtrack too far.
At least you don't have to spend half a night resetting your preferences.
[EDIT]:
A little unclear the way I worded this but this recovery method is intended to be tried BEFORE a default restart>(CTRL/S start) |
Post by 50CalCrazy // Feb 14, 2007, 6:34pm
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Funny, I had the same thing happen to me last week. I shut down TS using the X in the top left of the window. I uninstalled TS then reinstalled.
Then, just to prove I can be a real idiot, I did the same thing again two days later. Fortunatley, I played around with the remaining buttons that were still on the screen and stumbled onto the restore default button. I pressed it and presto, I was back in business. But now I am darn sure to shut down TS7 the correct way!:jumpy: |
Post by 50CalCrazy // Feb 14, 2007, 6:35pm
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[QUOTE=50CalCrazy;24373]Funny, I had the same thing happen to me last week. I shut down TS using the X in the top left of the window.QUOTE]
Ooops, I mean the X in the top right of the window. |
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