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Troubleshooting Mapbook

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dasindog
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Troubleshooting Mapbook

I posted this in the MAP forum but haven't had a response yet. I am trying to create a mapbook. I have attached XREFs in model space and I have created a template with the appropriate map placeholders. Here are my settings for "create map book"

 

Source: Model Space

Sheet Template: My template with a scale of 40

Tiling Scheme: By Area

Naming Scheme: Columns and Rows

Key: None

Legend: None

Sheet Set: Create New

 

Mapbook creates the tiles and associated layouts. The polylines representing the tiles are in the correct orientation and coordinates. The layout viewport it creates does not match up to the locations it uses in Modelspace and the scale does not match the settings in the setup or of the viewport of the template.

 

What causes this? I can't seem to find this specific problem in any of the previous posts.

-Dustin
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Murph_Map
in reply to: dasindog

When you use the scale and overlap in the mapbook setup it throws it out of whack. A former Autodesk AE did a white paper and blog posting on it along with the math you need to do in order to get it right. That may be the issue you are seeing.  

Murph
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phil_borycens
in reply to: Murph_Map

This might be the material that Murph is referring to. It was written specifically for Industry Model users, but the Map Book concepts in it still apply.

 

Publishing Infrastructure Data to Map Books

http://au.autodesk.com/?nd=class&session_id=9036


Phil Borycens
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Murph_Map
in reply to: phil_borycens

Here's a link to the blog I was speaking of. http://gisx.blogspot.com/2008_10_01_archive.html I didn't have my bookmarks with me when I replied before.

 

Murph
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