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title: "Navgraph setup problem troubleshooting"
slug: "navgraph-setup-problem-troubleshooting"
tags: ["Troubleshooting"]
updated: 2025-10-27T12:42:36Z
published: 2025-10-27T12:42:36Z
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# Navgraph setup problem troubleshooting

## Issue description

The Navgraph doesn’t allow you to navigate from the start point to the destination, or the Routing is not correct.

## Troubleshooting procedure

### Checks

Check your Navgraph and see if any of the following situations happen:

There are nodes not properly connected. They may look like connected on a normal 2D view, but when you zoom in such as the example shown here, they are actually not connected.

![screen1(5)](https://cdn.document360.io/bf174766-fa1a-4fe1-a4d7-b1db1e7cb996/Images/Documentation/screen1(5).png)

Some nodes are much higher than the others. They typically have a discrepancy of more than 2 meters, and the software separates them into two floors.

![screen2(2)](https://cdn.document360.io/bf174766-fa1a-4fe1-a4d7-b1db1e7cb996/Images/Documentation/screen2(2).png)

In some parts the nodes are too scarce, you won't be able to navigate to a POI that is too far away from the nearest node.

### Corrections

For the above three possible causes, you can correct each one of them as follows:

- Zoom in and properly connect each disconnected part.
- Adjust the height of the nodes on the same floor to closer values, better within 1 meter.
- Draw more nodes to increase the coverage, the best practice would be to create “meshes“, with triangle links.

![screen3(2)](https://cdn.document360.io/bf174766-fa1a-4fe1-a4d7-b1db1e7cb996/Images/Documentation/screen3(2).png)

Wayfinding between any two locations in NavVis IVION. Requires a fully-connected navigation graph.

Point Of Interest