Problems Using 2d Tools

[hovis2805]

Hi

I am using the new 2.8.2 version of ArchiPack in version Blender 4.4 and when I try the following using the attached DXF file I get an error the tool crashes out and then I can do nothing else

I do the following steps

Import the attached DXF with the settings in the screenshot

I get the following when I then select the object

Hit N
Select Tools
Hit Detect
Set the height to 200m
Select Polygons
Hit E

It adds a reference but no wall !

Then if I do the same as above except do ALT-E instead I get the following error

I have run 4.4 in Debug mode for you and the attached Info, Output and quit.blend files

blender_debug_output.txt
blender_system_info.txt
rename as it didn't like .blend files either!
quit.blend.txt

Rename from text to DXF as Github didn't like the DXF
Upstairs.dxf.txt

[s-leger]

You must ensure that the size of your drawing is correct and fit with real world, by default the imported dxf scale is way too large.
So basically scale everything, then apply the scale (ctrl+A, then pick size).

[hovis2805]

Hi Stepehen,

So I have the following settings
Scene is set to MM and 0.001
Overview Overlays Scale is is set to.001
I CTRL-A applied the scale

As you see the object is at in the real world view the size it needs to be?

But E still doesn't work and I still get the error when I ALT-E the selection.

Also when it Errors I have to close out of blender as the add-in crahses and won't unload on escape or or right mouse click

[s-leger]

Use meter as unit and scale so your model is ~ 12m x 14m (a 1/20 scale factor) or 5m x 7m if it is a tiny house (?).
Then the E command will work properly. Basically archipack does filter out walls when they are > 1m thick, so mismatch in units size will make it fail to properly evaluate what is a wall.

By the way a mm units is not well suited for architectural models from precision point of view in the context of blender, feel free to use it if you are more confortable with it, but you may be facing with strange issues.