When you define a bend, CAESAR II looks at the incoming tangent length and makes a decision:
a) If the length bigger than the bend radius, then two nodes are added - one at the midpoint and one at the zero degree point.
b) If the length is less than or equal to the radius, only the midpoint node is added.
So, if case (a) above applied, CAESAR II adds two nodes on the bend auxiliary dialog. Now, if you increase the bend radius, or shorten the incoming tangent length, there may not be enough room for the node at zero degrees - it may be on top of the FROM node. In this instance, the Error Checker throws Error 45.
The fix is to go delete the node (and the angle) at zero degrees for this bend.
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Regards,
Richard Ay - Consultant