Don't know why this happens.
Any suggestions?

Possibly a little more information may be a help here. Does that pop up when your reading your email? :O

What was the command or operation you were attempting when the error popped?

Can you post a file with a detail on how to create it?

EI8 maybe, have you installed Internet Explorer 8 recently and if running MoI V1 it has some issues, if so, you'll have to install the V1.0 to V1.1 update from here http://moi3d.com/download.htm


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Hi B-W-Design, could you describe a bit more about what you are doing when that error is triggered?

I mean does it happen when you do some particular steps, like when you click on one particular button, or what?

If your Internet Explorer installation has gotten messed up somehow, it could maybe cause some similar issues to that. You might try hitting the button which will reset IE settings, which is described in this blog post:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/06/12/628499.aspx

That could help if your registry has gotten mangled or something like that.

- Michael

Oh, sorry for answering so late.
Nope, no IE8 installed.
But i couldn't reproduce this bug.
Maby it's gone? I don't know. It dosen't pop up for a longer time now.
But i think it comes up when i had finnished an aktion and then klicked somewhere in the window.

But when it comes up again i will have a look what i've done before.

Oh I've seen that. That has happened when I do a boolean that leaves an anomoly. Looks like a sliver and is selectable but cant delete it. Whenever you click on it it gives that error. But it was just an anomoly with a failed boolean.

Yeah there is currently an error that pops up if you select an object that was not able to get meshed, so that its quick bounding box was not available.

It was an error in the display of the bounding size display in the properties panel in the upper-right area of the window (the bottom line that says Size:)

It's fixed up for the next v2 beta though.


So B-W, that is probably what you ran into, must have selected a little tiny degenerate left over fragment from a boolean.

- Michael

Ah, ok. Thanks Michael