If the Block contains more than just the 3D Solid(s), for me it will Explode the rest of the parts but retain the 3D Solid from it as a Block to which it gives an anonymous name such as *E7, and it leaves the message '1 was not able to be exploded.' If I then try to Explode that Block of the 3D Solid independent of the other pieces from the source Block, I then get the same message 'Cannot explode that block. The 3D Solid part becomes impossible for it to create somehow, in case that might involve complexities it can't deal with at unequal scales, but even with simple shapes like plain rectangular prisms, it refuses to try. One situation that can cause the 'Cannot explode that block' message, even for a Block whose definition allows Exploding, is if it consists of 3D Solid(s) and you are trying to Explode an insertion of it that has unequal scale factors. Similarly, this post about how to How to Reset Printer Epson L120/L220/元10/元11. I don't see anyone having quoted a message that you could be seeing 'the same message' as, unless you mean the Topic heading itself, which is very close to a message you could get. Similarly, this post about how to How to Reset Printer Epson L120/L220/元10/元11. About if I have 'allow explode' and the same message shows when I try to explode?
