Fatal Error The Surface Appears More Than Once in A Chain

[Ryan89]

TL;DR

Hi, can anyone help me? I am running the code for the container for the radioactive waste. I run on Vised, but suddenly it can't run due to a fatal error. I also have attached the error. Kindly hit me up if you can help to solve this issue. Thank you!

 

[berkeman]

Welcome to PF.

Your image is not high enough resolution to read the error. Can you upload a zoomed-in picture of the output lines in the upper left?

 

[256bits]

It says:
Warning without Bremsstrahlung flux estimates will be low
Warning 39 surfaces were deleted as being the same as others
Fatal Error surface 2.1 appears more than once in a chain
Fatal Error surface 2.2 appears more than once in a chain
Fatal Error surface 2.3 appears more than once in a chain

I suppose repeated 39 times

 

[berkeman]

How the heck were you able to read that?

 

[256bits]

How the heck were you able to read that?

Could say lucky.
First time of many that with zoom that I could see what was there.
OP should come back and verify.

 

[Alex A]

The error looks like it's normally caused by the use of fills where a surface appears at more than one level, say defining a fill and also in the cell description of the fill universe.

The VisEd errors will match the output file, but the output file should have more of an explanation; which offending cells that surface is in and where they are in the chain. The offending surface 2 is composite which is why we have decimals. Fills are normally done into a bigger volume and the filled cell acts as a cookie cutter, filling with the same size would produce this because edges would be coincident. It's normally a warning. I have no idea why this is a fatal error.

Just as an aside, VisEd X_ 22S corresponds to X 2.6 - circa 2008.

If we get more info, maybe we can help solve this. If the OP has solved this, I would hope we're told.