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NeVeSpl / RevitDBExplorer

Interactive Revit database exploration tool to view and edit BIM element parameters, properties and relationships.
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Issue with latest Revit Lookup install and RDBE #15

Closed jmcouffin closed 1 year ago

jmcouffin commented 1 year ago

With both installed in revit, I am getting loads of crashes, slowness https://github.com/jeremytammik/RevitLookup/issues/154#issuecomment-1499091998

NeVeSpl commented 1 year ago

I saw that, it is interesting that some interaction exists between RDBE and RL, but I would rather not suspect that dll versioning is a reason for this problem.

Did you have enabled event monitor in RDBE? Event monitor in RDBE when enabled works all the time in the background, which is quite contrary to the event monitor in RL which only works when RL window is displayed.

jmcouffin commented 1 year ago

No, not at the time I tried it just now and I get this when I use the update button image

jmcouffin commented 1 year ago

The crash are hard to identify. this time I activated RVTLookup alone, and everything was fine, then RDBE, used the RDBE event monitor, then the Revit lookup one at the same time. No issue except for the update button

jmcouffin commented 1 year ago

Now, I closed RDBE and Revit lookup, delete something in my model > Crash

NeVeSpl commented 1 year ago

You have done Reload on events? Yes, that produces NullReferenceException from your screen, but this is not related to the problem with RL, this is a separate bug.

jmcouffin commented 1 year ago

You have done Reload on events? Yes, that produces NullReferenceException from your screen, but this is not related to the problem with RL, this is a separate bug.

indeed