I'm reposting this after it was taken down last week without explanation and none of the mods will reply to my PMs.
So Illustrator 5 corrupted a file on me last week somehow. I started a project in it and was working fine last week. Now I open the file and when I try to enter into one of my figures with a sequence, Illustrate exits. I really didn't want to lose all the work I put into that figure sequence so I took some time to see if I could revert the file to 4.2. I had some success so I wanted to share how I did it here if it will help anyone else out.
Note: Use at your own risk and back up your files before trying this. While it worked for my simple files containing only animation sequences I'm sure it will fail in some instances especially if you are using new features not present in 4.2.
Let's say I have a file names bike.c3di
5.0 |
4.2 |
<tool tool-id="urn:x-ptc:creo-illustrate" tool-name="Creo 5.0" tool-version="12.0.0.26"/> |
<tool tool-id="urn:x-ptc:creo-illustrate" tool-name="Creo 4.2" tool-version="11.2.0.23"/> |
5.0 |
4.2 |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <galaxy_3di:illustration xmlns:galaxy_3di="http://www.ptc.com/galaxy/namespace/mes" version="1.6" sub_version="0"........ |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <galaxy_3di:illustration xmlns:galaxy_3di="http://www.ptc.com/galaxy/namespace/mes" version="1.5" sub_version="0"........ |
Still here so far. 🙂
This makes me wonder if maybe the problem wasn't your original post, but my comment, which made liberal use of the "h" word to describe opening up the c3di zipped contents, modifying them, and then rezipping into a new c3di file.