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Sounds like the annotative scale of your model space might be different than that of your paper space. If your sheet layout is in a different dwg file, then you should reload the xrefs.
Sounds like the annotative scale of your model space might be different than that of your paper space. If your sheet layout is in a different dwg file, then you should reload the xrefs.
When I started working on this the keynotes said they were all on Layer 0 which was suppose to be non-printing but they printed. I changed them to a anno-note layer. I checked them after this and they are back on zero. Only thing that is different between model and paper is the keynotes.
When I started working on this the keynotes said they were all on Layer 0 which was suppose to be non-printing but they printed. I changed them to a anno-note layer. I checked them after this and they are back on zero. Only thing that is different between model and paper is the keynotes.
Never freeze, turn off, or set layer set to noplot: and move stuff on layer 0 to another layer, takes less time than you think to do and saves you a lot of headaches.
Post your problem DWG file otherwise: let someone here have a look for themselves.
Never freeze, turn off, or set layer set to noplot: and move stuff on layer 0 to another layer, takes less time than you think to do and saves you a lot of headaches.
Post your problem DWG file otherwise: let someone here have a look for themselves.
Come to the website, click on the REPLY button under this post, you will see file upload buttons you can use to share files. Or use your own Dropbox/OneDrive/GoogleDrive account to share files with others.
Come to the website, click on the REPLY button under this post, you will see file upload buttons you can use to share files. Or use your own Dropbox/OneDrive/GoogleDrive account to share files with others.
You are using annotative text and notes blocks. Your modelspace is set to 1/8" annotative scale. Your viewports are set to 3/16" annotative scale.
If both your modelspace and your viewports annotative scale are the same, and you have ANNOUTOSCALE set to 4 before hand, your viewports should show exactly what your mdoelspace show. You might have to unlock our viewports, set the scale to 1:1 then back to 3/16" scale.
You are using annotative text and notes blocks. Your modelspace is set to 1/8" annotative scale. Your viewports are set to 3/16" annotative scale.
If both your modelspace and your viewports annotative scale are the same, and you have ANNOUTOSCALE set to 4 before hand, your viewports should show exactly what your mdoelspace show. You might have to unlock our viewports, set the scale to 1:1 then back to 3/16" scale.
