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Mesh without filters is O.K.
Error with filters,
Please advise
Hey Uri,
please re assign the filter material and cast material and try again it should work.usually when you running without filter, then you need to remove the filter geometry from the model
then it will work,if you have any un-designated parts, then it wont work.
let me know if you still face the problem good luck! /emoticons/default_smile.png' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' title=':)' width='20'>
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Hello Sourav
I manage to run it without filters.
I get the error when adding the filters.
I re assigned the filter material and cast material and also checked all other objects. Still have the problem.
Also tried to enlarge filter size (to be greater than the filter housings), but it did not help.
Please your advise.
Hello Uri,
The reason you are getting error
1. filter needs to be separate from geometry, you cannot have the filter along with the flow of geometry.
2. you might create a filter over a filter aswel.
3. Re-change the filter material type from 200 CSI to 100 CSI
I shall email you the file for your kind reference and perusal.
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