This happens every time I run the latest build and leave the program open for a brief period of time. I get a partial entry in the log that says it was a system crash.
I have a rather large project I have been working on and deadlines are approaching far too quickly!
Does anyone else have this issue with the latest build for Premium Plus?
I have yet to discover a primary cause to force a repeatable action.
It does NOT matter whether I am using the program or have left it in the background to do some coding in VSCode, or search the web, etc.
This is very frustrating!

Hi Rob,

I run the latest edition (PE +) and have not suffered this issue, so far!

rob.7913 wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 21, 2024 10:57 pm

This happens every time I run the latest build and leave the program open for a brief period of time. I get a partial entry in the log that says it was a system crash.
I have a rather large project I have been working on and deadlines aregeometry dash lite approaching far too quickly!
Does anyone else have this issue with the latest build for Premium Plus?
I have yet to discover a primary cause to force a repeatable action.
It does NOT matter whether I am using the program or have left it in the background to do some coding in VSCode, or search the web, etc.
This is very frustrating!

Have you tried rolling back to an earlier version to see if the problem persists? It could be a compatibility issue or a bug introduced in the latest build.

I was thinking about the cause a little more, so maybe this would help...
This problem did not exist until I used an Autocad 15-day trial...perhaps they collided somehow? First, I will try and uninstall the AutoCAD trial on my system.
It also might be tied to the file I had open at the time? I'll check that too. Problem is, I have work to get done and projects to finish...I don't have time to be CMS's bug fixer!

I uninstalled ALL Autodesk products / trials that were installed after the upgrade to the latest CMS install, and BOOM - still vanishes!
The only recourse I have left is to remove / reinstall the latest version...
Funny thing, well not so funny, I was entering a long lsp expression at the command prompt for extracting information from a table...
I knew the situation was still sketchy, so I selected the entire long expression then right-clicked on it and selected Copy...
I'm thinking okay, if it crashes, at least I won't lose the expression...WRONG!!!
After CMS vanished I went to paste the expression into notepad for later use, but it vanished as well.
NOTE: When a user selects 'Copy' from a menu, that information should be placed into the clipboard immediately and not at whenever
else a programmer thinks it should be...IMMEDIATELY WHEN THE COPY FUNCTION IS CALLED PUT THE DATA ON THE CLIPBOARD, NOT LATER!
Note that as I have encountered this problem repeatedly, a pattern will soon emerge I am sure...

Hi Rob,
I would uninstall & re-install the latest Icad onto your system.
If the problem was caused by the Acad trials, possible corruption of a file? then a re-install might solve the problem.
As for the copy/paste, my guess here is that Icad has already crashed, hence copy does not work.

I uninstalled everything and reinstalled the latest ICad and it still vanished without a trace. It stayed around until I tried to regain window focus on icad, but poof, gone without a message. When I restart the error log shows that the System crashed, nut no reason why...

I just rolled back to the version I bought in January before the latest build...Let's see if that vanishes by morning...?

Well the previous version has not crashed yet, does anyone know how to find out what changes were introduced in the latest build?
I am curious to see what would cause a fatal crash.
I was dealing with fairly large datasets in memory taken from data in large tables. you know, parsing through entget data to extract the cell contents and mapping those fields and records into associative dotted pairs and doing that across multiple tables to create ai-based trees that end up with a probability analysis report that is used to extract three-dimensional data directly from models (not every one creates 3D models that are easily discernable) into yet another table that is used to automatically generate BIM data without user input based on machine-learning to associate those less-standardized models with standardized data sets. typical stuff.