The project requires a plug-in module that is not currently installed. When the project is loaded, Overture should prompt to install the module automatically. Try reloading the project and accept the prompted update.

The project requires an assembly that is not currently installed. Assemblies are installed by modules, so it is highly likely that modules are also missing. See the entry above regarding missing modules.

Overture projects store all analysis files in a folder called 'Analysis' that is located in the same folder as the project file itself. Two projects from the same folder cannot be opened at once or there can be clashes between analysis files. To prevent this happening in future, move the project files into different folders.

Some entity flags are calculated automatically and hence cannot be set manually or through a spreadsheet import. This warning often happens because the spreadsheet export naturally contains these flags, but the import does not allow them. This warning only means that the column for this flag was ignored, the rest of the import is unaffected. To avoid it in future, remove read-only flags from the import spreadsheet.

Every component within Overture has a unique ID (a GUID). This allows them to be matched up in future merging operations such as spreadsheet import even if their names have changed. This warning means that the ID in the imported spreadsheet could not be matched to anything in the project, however Overture will still try to match entities by name if it can. The warning is issued because this fall-back behaviour might not be what you expect.

Mesh files are Overture's file-based grid system for storing analysis data. This error message can occur when