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The home of XbimXplorer and WPF components for your desktop BIM applications.
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Exception in Xbim.Presentation.DrawingControl3D #3

Closed kazmaier closed 9 years ago

kazmaier commented 9 years ago

Hey folks,

I get an exception when opening a view that includes an xbim:DrawingControl3D, after installing from the latest WindowsUI package in NuGet.

I've attached a screenshot. Anyone else seeing this? If I revert my version of HelixToolkit.Wpf to an earlier version (e.g., 2014.2.410.0), the problem goes away.

Thanks,

Andy Kazmaier drawingcontrol3dexceptoin

kazmaier commented 9 years ago

I'm getting mixed results, so I'm closing this until I can reproduce it properly.

mwymwy commented 8 years ago

Sorry for awaking this post, I won't do it without a good reason ... I faced a similar problem and when doing a google request with DrawingControl3D and helixToolkit.wpf exception I landed here and didn't found anything to put me on rails.

As I found a way to work around this issue, I thought some other people would be glad to get the tip so I came back here to add my workaround.

First my problem : Get XBim.WindowsUI (3.1.12) from Nuget -> it came with last version of HelixToolkit.Wpf dependancies (2015.1.629) couldn't create a working WPF Control with DrawingControl3D inside because of "Impossible de charger le fichier ou l'assembly 'HelixToolkit.Wpf, Version=2015.1.545.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=52aa3500039caf0d'"

I took a look at XBim.WindowsUI.Nuget solution because it had a working WPF XBimXplorer inside and I figured out that it did used HelixToolkit.Wpf with older version (the minimal one expected, as said 2015.1.545)

So here the fix : Open your Package manager console (Tools>Nuget Packages manager>Console) uninstall XBim.WindowsUI and everything else that would need HelixToolkit or HelixToolkit.Wpf : "Uninstall-Package Xbim.WindowsUI"

then uninstall HelixToolkit and .wpf

"Uninstall-Package HelixToolkit.Wpf" "Uninstall-Package HelixToolkit"

re-install it with proper version : "Install-Package HelixToolkit.Wpf -Version 2015.1.545" re-install latest Xbim.WindowsUI "Install-Package Xbim.WindowsUI"

Maybe this can help ?

CBenghi commented 8 years ago

Hello, this was an odd one... Everything seemed to work fine for me, internally in Xplorer, but then I think nuget was mixing up versions of Helix because there is a .0 version available that was considered fitting the specs when it was not. I've resolved updating to the latest version of HelixToolkit. I've tested it a bit and it seems stable. The Xbim.WindowsUI that fixes this is version 3.1.13. It might take a few minutes before it's available on nuget. Let me know if this fixes the problem for you without odd workarounds. Best, Claudio