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I have defined a "PlotSetting" that is associated with a "Model Space" layout.

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oAcadTR = oAcadTM.StartTransaction
PSPlotSettings = CType(oAcadTR.GetObject(PSObjectID, OpenMode.ForWrite, False, False), PlotSettings)
Try
With oPSVal
.SetPlotConfigurationName(PSPlotSettings, "AutoCAD PostScript File Writer.pc3", MyBase.CananicalPaperSize)
.RefreshLists(PSPlotSettings)
.SetDefaultPlotConfig(PSPlotSettings)
.SetStdScale(PSPlotSettings, 1)
.SetUseStandardScale(PSPlotSettings, True)
.SetStdScaleType(PSPlotSettings, StdScaleType.StdScale1To1)
.SetPlotRotation(PSPlotSettings, PlotRotation.Degrees000)
Dim oWindow As New Autodesk.AutoCAD.DatabaseServices.Extents2d(myInsPoint.X, myInsPoint.Y, myInsPoint.X + MyBase.FormatWidth, myInsPoint.Y + MyBase.FormatHeight)

.SetPlotPaperUnits(PSPlotSettings, PlotPaperUnit.Inches)
.SetPlotWindowArea(PSPlotSettings, oWindow)
.SetPlotType(PSPlotSettings, Autodesk.AutoCAD.DatabaseServices.PlotType.Window)
Dim oCusScale As New Autodesk.AutoCAD.DatabaseServices.CustomScale(1.0, 1.0)
.SetCustomPrintScale(PSPlotSettings, oCusScale)

.SetPlotCentered(PSPlotSettings, True)
.SetZoomToPaperOnUpdate(PSPlotSettings, True)
.SetCanonicalMediaName(PSPlotSettings, MyBase.CananicalPaperSize)
.SetCurrentStyleSheet(PSPlotSettings, "monochrome.ctb")
End With
oAcadTR.Commit()
Catch ex As Exception
End Try

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Here is the problem.

This works well when plotting in a layout. I get an "Offset" when plotting in model space.

The resulting Plotsetting window when plotting in Model Space has an offset. I have been unable to determine the source of the offset. I have been testing in an environment where there is only one UCS (world).

When I modify the PlotSetting manually, the .Net plotsetting (via debugger) object returns window values that have a "negative" of the offset when defined.

Have I ran into a bug?