This message occurs when SpecChecker does not have write access to Qadgn.sys or the folder containing it. A typical installation puts the Axiom directory in C:\Program Files\. Solution Reinstall your Axiom software Uninstall your Axiom software with ...
By default SpecChecker checks against each element’s actual saved symbology, while ignoring how an element actually displays. Let’s say you have a rule that rejects elements with color not equal to pink. You look at the elements, and they are ...
This error occurs because a required Windows component is missing. Download and install the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013. Here is a link to their site: ...
This article walks you through using SpecChecker with a pre-created rules file to report the level and symbology of elements whose symbology is not set to bylevel across multiple design file models. The provided rule file contains individual rules ...
This article shows how to check multiple DGN files and report which models contain at least one text element with a specific value. Attached to this article is a RUL file that SpecChecker uses to check your design file elements. A RUL file contains ...
This article shows how to check multiple DGN files and report each element added or modified after a specified date. Attached to this article is a RUL file that SpecChecker uses to check your design file elements. A RUL file contains rules that ...
This article shows how to check multiple DGN files and report which models contain text nodes on a specified level. Attached to this article is a RUL file that SpecChecker uses to check your design file elements. A RUL file contains rules that ...
This article walks you through using SpecChecker with a pre-created rules file to correct the line style of selected elements to one that you choose across multiple design file models. Attached to this article is a RUL file that SpecChecker uses to ...
This article walks you through using SpecChecker with a pre-created rules file to correct the symbology of elements to ByLevel across multiple design file models. ByLevel makes an element use the corresponding symbology settings of the level it ...
Yes! SpecChecker can process DWG files opened in MicroStation. However, some DWG elements may not be fully supported by MicroStation, which can also limit SpecChecker’s ability to check or modify those elements.