Hello,
I am having some trouble adjusting the scale of a view in a column drawing I'm working with. As it currently generates, it is too long to fit on the page.
If I double click the green box around the view to edit the detail, I have the option to change the scale
However if I select a different value, this is what happens:
I lost all information that I previously had on the detail. If I change back to the original scale it also doesn't return. Does anyone know a solution to this? One possible work around could just be to use a larger size sheet size, but frankly I think it would look kind of ridiculous as the smaller details would just be miniscule on it.
Thanks
Hello,
I am having some trouble adjusting the scale of a view in a column drawing I'm working with. As it currently generates, it is too long to fit on the page.
If I double click the green box around the view to edit the detail, I have the option to change the scale
However if I select a different value, this is what happens:
I lost all information that I previously had on the detail. If I change back to the original scale it also doesn't return. Does anyone know a solution to this? One possible work around could just be to use a larger size sheet size, but frankly I think it would look kind of ridiculous as the smaller details would just be miniscule on it.
Thanks
John Bennett
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Clipping is purposely turned off here. Our production team prefers it this way. Do you know of a way to just change the scale? Thanks
Clipping is purposely turned off here. Our production team prefers it this way. Do you know of a way to just change the scale? Thanks
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Correct. I showed some screenshots above of what happens when I do that. This is what the drawing changes to when I adjust the scale like that.
Correct. I showed some screenshots above of what happens when I do that. This is what the drawing changes to when I adjust the scale like that.
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Unfortunately, I'm not able to share the files of the company I work for. I did run a test though where I copied the columns into another file, numbered them, and than generated drawings. Editing the scale worked completely fine. So I think it may be some sort of bug. As far as I know I haven't changed any settings
Unfortunately, I'm not able to share the files of the company I work for. I did run a test though where I copied the columns into another file, numbered them, and than generated drawings. Editing the scale worked completely fine. So I think it may be some sort of bug. As far as I know I haven't changed any settings
Hey, I actually do have another solution to this now besides just starting a new file that works most of the time. (I got an email you commented)
Save your detail with the new scale. Then go to your project folder and find the folder that says "Databases" and delete everything in there. "dbDescs" will regenerate if you update or create a new drawing. After you've done that, go to your document manager and force update the drawing that you've changed the scale on. This should fix it. If it doesn't, I've found the best course of action to be just to entirely delete the drawing and regenerate it with the scale you now know you need. It's a pretty irritating bug. I've found they also generate that way if you create too many details at the same time. So I'll do them in batches while deleting the database files in between.
Hey, I actually do have another solution to this now besides just starting a new file that works most of the time. (I got an email you commented)
Save your detail with the new scale. Then go to your project folder and find the folder that says "Databases" and delete everything in there. "dbDescs" will regenerate if you update or create a new drawing. After you've done that, go to your document manager and force update the drawing that you've changed the scale on. This should fix it. If it doesn't, I've found the best course of action to be just to entirely delete the drawing and regenerate it with the scale you now know you need. It's a pretty irritating bug. I've found they also generate that way if you create too many details at the same time. So I'll do them in batches while deleting the database files in between.
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